The Universe … is everything What is the… The largest objects in the universe are galaxies… …there are different types, categorised by their shape.

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The Universe … is everything What is the…

The largest objects in the universe are galaxies… …there are different types, categorised by their shape

A Galaxy is made up of millions of …

Stars around which there may be planets forming a…

Solar System is made up of …

Planets Which may have natural satellites called …

Moons

Our Solar System A closer look

THESUNTHESUN

Mercury Mercury is a small rocky planet that is closest to the Sun. It has no atmosphere and is very hot

Venus Venus is the hottest planet. It is rocky with an atmosphere of carbon dioxide

Earth Earth is a warm rocky planet with water and an atmosphere of nitrogen and oxygen. It is the only planet we know with living organisms

Mars Mars is a red, rocky, cold planet with an atmosphere of carbon dioxide

Asteroids Rocks in space

Jupiter Jupiter is a cold giant planet made mainly of gases. Jupiter is famous for its Great Red Spot

Saturn Saturn is a cold giant planet made mainly from gases. It has beautiful rings and around it many moons

Uranus Uranus is a cold pale green gas giant that has 15 moons and a number of rings like Saturn

Neptune Neptune is a bluish gas giant with a cold atmosphere

Pluto Pluto is rocky. It is the smallest planet and is furthest from the sun

Comets Rocks with a ‘tail’ of melting ice

Scale model of The Solar System