Planets Vocab
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| Mercury | The planet closest to the Sun with a rocky surface.
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| Venus | The planet 2nd from the Sun with a thick atmosphere.
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| Earth | The 3rd planet from the Sun and the only planet that can sustain life.
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| Mars | The 4th planet from the Sun which has a red rocky surface and polar ice caps.
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| Jupiter | The 5th planet from the Sun and the largest planet with a continuous storm called the giant red spot.
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| Saturn | The 6th planet from the Sun with many rings.
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| Uranus | The 7th planet from the Sun which is blue in color.
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| Neptune | The 8th planet from the Sun that has many storms.
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| Pluto | A dwarf planet at the edge of the solar system.
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