Planets

1.Mercury

 Mercury is the closest, smallest and fastest planet to the Sun.  Its distinctive feature is the presence of its magnetic field.  There is a lack of atmosphere.  Its light is golden.  પરથી Seen from Earth two hours before sunrise.  

2. Venus

Venus is the closest planet to Earth.   Appears east and west of the earth before sunrise and after sunset, respectively.  Hence it is called the morning or evening star.  Is the brightest planet.  Hence, according to Greek culture, Venus is called the goddess of love or beauty, because of its luster, the sulfuric acid-rich clouds around it reflect 3/4 of the Sun type.  Venus is also said to join Earth.  The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere (depending on shape and mass) is 979%.

3. Earth

 It is called Blue Plante due to the presence of yeal water.  The only planet in the solar system where there is life.  The earth has 23 axes on its axis.  And the axis forms a 66 drop angle.  

• 1 km from west to east on its axis.  23 hours 50 minutes and 4 seconds at a speed of / hour.  Which is called the rotation of the earth.  It takes 365 days 5 hours 48 minutes and 46 seconds to complete the orbit of the sun. 

 This is called the orbit of the earth. 

 The closest star to Earth after the Sun is Century in Proxis.  Which is a star of the Alpha Century set.

  It is 4.22 light years away from Earth.  ચ The only satellite of the earth is the moon.  

Its distance from the Earth is 3,85,500 km.  

4.Mars

• Its barren land is red due to iron oxide.  Therefore, it has to be reported.  The Earth is similarly seasoned car that it is tilted 23 ° full on the fairy, • Focus and Remon are its two satellites.  ની Nice Aurapinya is a mountain three times higher than Mount Everest.  Which is the highest mountain in the solar system.  The largest volcano in the solar system, Olius Farm, is located on Mars.  ળ Mars has also been called the god of war.  

5 .Jupiter

*It is the largest buppi in the solar system.  It has 61 subplots.  The largest satellite is Ganymede.  Other metaphors are puripa, callisto, osho.  Jupiter's Great Rcd spot is discovered by Pioneer spacecraft.  Wayanger later learned through a space mission that there was a huge cyclone in the clouds.  It is found on the horizon,

 * the structure is like the sun, the atmosphere contains dilium, hydrogen, methane and ammonia.  

6. Saturn

 The second most common of all congregations.  In the sky, the reader of the yellow tatha comes.  

* The specialty of the seam is 3 years of upheaval around it.  The hottest part of Hatta and the smallest satellite are Dhimus.  Other prominent Urshas include Mimas, NCVU Tethys, Rhea, Kosh etc.  

• Pasak orbits in the opposite direction of Saturn.

7.Uranus

Uranus (Arun) was discovered by Sir William Herschel in 1781. It is tilted 98 પર on its axis, which means its axis is almost horizontal.  The rings are Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Acelon, invented by Dr. Thomas Elliott.

8. Nepchun

Nepchun was discovered by the German scientist Johann Gale in 1864. The planet is surrounded by five rings. There are 13 satellites in total. The first satellite is Titan. The second satellite is Merid. The coldest planet.  Then) it is also called the planet of rain or sea.

@.  Pluto @.

Recognized as a planet since 2006.  This is because it is smaller than a satellite, the orbit is not circular and exceeds the sample orbit.  1. The period of rotation is 248 years and the period of rotation is 64 days.  Loot its diameter (Yum): Discovered by Claude Tamwo at. 18.30, called the Planet of Death.  Is 3800 km.  Its only satellite is Cheron.

@.  Ceres  @.

   Discovered by the Italian astronomer Piaget.  Its diameter is part of Mercury.  

@.   2003UB 313   @.

 Discovered by an American scientist.  Far from loot but 1.5 times larger than that.  Covered with ice and methane.  Early in the morning the east direction can be seen with a telescope.