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    The document describes key facts about the solar system, including that it is formed by the sun and objects that orbit it such as planets, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids. It notes the average distance from the Earth to the sun is 150 million kilometers, and the most distant known planet, Pluto, orbits at 39.44 astronomical units from the sun. The solar system boundaries are thought to extend up to 100 astronomical units from the sun, though some comets have orbits extending much further to over 50,000 astronomical units.

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    The document describes key facts about the solar system, including that it is formed by the sun and objects that orbit it such as planets, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids. It notes the average distance from the Earth to the sun is 150 million kilometers, and the most distant known planet, Pluto, orbits at 39.44 astronomical units from the sun. The solar system boundaries are thought to extend up to 100 astronomical units from the sun, though some comets have orbits extending much further to over 50,000 astronomical units.

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    The document describes key facts about the solar system, including that it is formed by the sun and objects that orbit it such as planets, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids. It notes the average distance from the Earth to the sun is 150 million kilometers, and the most distant known planet, Pluto, orbits at 39.44 astronomical units from the sun. The solar system boundaries are thought to extend up to 100 astronomical units from the sun, though some comets have orbits extending much further to over 50,000 astronomical units.

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    MA.MIECHIEL P. BAYRON MRS.

    VILLARUZ IDAHLIA(SPA I)

    This formed by the Sun, nine planets & their satellites, asteroids, & comets & meteoroids, & dust & interplanetary gas. The dimensions of this system specify in terms of medium range of the Earth to the Sun, of nominated astronomical unit (A.U.). 1 A.U. corresponds to 150 million kilometers. The known most distant planet is Pluto, its orbit is to 39.44 A.U. of the Sun. The valour between the Solar System & the interstellar space -- called heliopause -- assumes that it is to 100 AU. The comets, nevertheless, are most distant of the Sun; their orbits are very eccentric, extending up to 50,000 AU or more. The Solar System is the only planetary system existing well-known, although in

    MA.MIECHIEL P. BAYRON MRS.VILLARUZ IDAHLIA(SPA I)

    1980 were some relatively near stars surroun by a wrapper of orbitant material of an indeterminate size or accompanied by objects that assume that they are dwarfed brown or dwarfed brown. Many astronomers create probable the existence of numerous planetary systems of some type in the Universe.

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