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Sun

The sun is a star that gives us light and heat. It is very big and very bright. It is also very far away from us, about 150 million kilometers. That means it would take you more than 100 years to get there by car!

Mercury

Mercury, the smallest planet closest to the Sun, is like a hot oven during the day and a freezing icebox at night. It has no air, so it's a silent, shiny desert in space. Scientists explore its mysteries with missions, turning it into a cool planet to study, even if not a great vacation spot!

Venus

Venus, the second planet from the Sun, is a sizzling hot world with thick, toxic air. It's like a scorching oven all the time, making it the hottest planet in our solar system. Despite the heat, Venus has an alluring beauty with its bright clouds. Scientists send missions to unveil its secrets, transforming it into a fascinating celestial mystery to explore from afar!

Earth

Earth, our wonderful home, is the only known planet with life. It's just the right distance from the Sun, allowing oceans, forests, and diverse creatures to thrive. With a protective atmosphere, Earth has perfect conditions for living things. It's a unique and precious planet in the vastness of space, a true haven for all of us.

Mars

Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun, is like a rusty, red desert in space. It has chilly temperatures and thin air, making it a harsh place. Scientists are curious about Mars and send missions to explore its rocky surface and search for signs of past life. It's a cold, mysterious neighbor, waiting for us to uncover its secrets!