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Wandering Worlds

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show They are always moving and they reflect light of the sun  
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show Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars  
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Outer planets   show
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show The planet closest to the sun. Also the speediest planet and the planet with the shortest orbit. Extreme temperatures  
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Venus   show
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Mars   show
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show Largest planet, gas giant. Contains gigantic anticyclone called Great Red Spot. 16 moons  
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show Gigantic anticyclone located on Jupiter  
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show One of Jupiter's moons. Largest moon. Slightly smaller than Mars  
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Europa   show
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show One of Jupiter's moons. Icy and covered with craters  
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show One of Jupiter's moons. Contains first active volcanoes ever discovered on another world  
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show Contains rings that stretch 170,000 mi. across its equator. Least dense of all planets. 1100 mph winds. 20 moons  
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Mimas   show
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show One of Saturn's moons. Follows a path that takes it millions of miles away from Saturn  
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show One of Saturn's moons. Travels east to west instead of west to east  
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show One of Saturn's moons. Contains an atmosphere composed of nitrogen much like earth  
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Uranus   show
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Miranda   show
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show Very short days. Methane gas makes it blue. Contains an earth-sized storm called Great Dark Spot. 8 moons  
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Great Dark Spot   show
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Triton   show
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Pluto   show
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Charon   show
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