Sun - It is the star of our solar system. Our planets revolve around it and it revolves around larger celestial objects. Human life on Earth would not be possible without it., Mercury - Closest planet to the Sun. It is also the smallest planet of our solar system. It is slightly larger than Earth's moon., Venus - Second planet of the solar system. It is considered Earth's twin for its similar mass, surface composition and atmosphere activity. Its toxic atmosphere is the result of runaway greenhouse effect., Earth - It is our home planet and the third planet from the Sun. It is also the only planet that we know that contains living organisms. It is the fifth largest planet of the solar system., The Moon - This celestial body is Earth's only natural satellite. Its presence and mass help stabilize Earth's climate. Its rotation is synchronized with Earth's rotation that we only see one side of it. , Mars - The Red Planet is the fourth planet from the Sun. It is a dusty, cold desert world with a very thin atmosphere. Humans have sent rovers to explore this planet., Jupiter - The fifth planet from the Sun is the largest planet in the solar system. It is twice larger than all the other planets combined. A large storm, larger than planet Earth, is in perpetual motion on the planet's surface., Saturn - The sixth planet from the Sun is also the second largest planet in the solar system. It is famous for its thousands of rings of ice and rock., Uranus - The seventh planet from the Sun is also the third largest planet in the solar system. It was the first planet that required a telescope to be discovered., Neptune - The eighth planet from the Sun is also the most distant planet in the solar system. It is not visible with the naked eye. It was first discovered through mathematics, then seen through a telescope., Pluto - This dwarf planet was considered a planet before, but it lost its planet status in 2006. Its diameter is about half the width of the United States.,

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