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Solar System Sprint

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Quick facts about our cosmic neighborhood

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Quick facts about our cosmic neighborhood

by Jonathan Suarez
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What is the Sun’s diameter?

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Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

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Which planet features the Great Red Spot?

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Which planet has a prominent ring system?

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Which planet tilts on its side around 98 degrees?

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What region beyond Neptune is rich with icy bodies?

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Which dwarf planet was reclassified in 2006?

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Which planet has a thick greenhouse‑gas atmosphere making it extremely hot?

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Which planet experiences extreme daytime temperatures up to about 430 °C?

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Which dwarf planet is similar in size to Pluto and helped redefine planets?

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The Sun’s diameter is roughly 1.4 million km, not thousands or tens of millions.

Mars is called the Red Planet due to its iron oxide surface.

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is a long‑standing massive storm.

Saturn’s rings are iconic and extensive.

Uranus is tilted nearly on its side relative to its orbit.

The Kuiper Belt hosts many icy bodies and dwarf planets.

Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006 by the IAU.

Venus has a dense CO2 atmosphere causing intense greenhouse warming.

Mercury lacks a significant atmosphere, leading to extreme day‑night temps.

Eris is a Pluto‑sized dwarf with a role in redefining 'planet'.

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