The planet we live on is called Earth.

Earth goes around a star called the Sun, and as such

classifies as a planet.

The Sun and everything that circles it form together a system called the solar
system (solar = of the sun). In our solar system, there are additional seven planets,
and dwarf planets (planetary objects which do not qualify as planets).

Each of these planets takes a different amount of time to travel around the Sun. For the
Earth, this journey is 365.25 days long, but for a faraway planet like Neptune, it takes 165
years. There are smaller objects which do not circle the Sun, but around these planets.
They are called satellites, or moons, just like Earth's only natural satellite.

The planet we live on is called Earth. Earth goes around a star called the Sun, and as such
classifies as a planet.

The Sun and everything that circles it form together a system called the solar
system (solar = of the sun). In our solar system, there are additional seven planets,
and dwarf planets (planetary objects which do not qualify as planets).

Each of these planets takes a different amount of time to travel around the Sun. For the
Earth, this journey is 365.25 days long, but for a faraway planet like Neptune, it takes 165
years. There are smaller objects which do not circle the Sun, but around these planets.
They are called satellites, or moons, just like Earth's only natural satellite.

The planet we live on is called Earth. Earth goes around a star called the Sun, and as such
classifies as a planet.

The Sun and everything that circles it form together a system called the solar
system (solar = of the sun). In our solar system, there are additional seven planets,
and dwarf planets (planetary objects which do not qualify as planets).

Each of these planets takes a different amount of time to travel around the Sun. For the
Earth, this journey is 365.25 days long, but for a faraway planet like Neptune, it takes 165
years. There are smaller objects which do not circle the Sun, but around these planets.
They are called satellites, or moons, just like Earth's only natural satellite.

The planet we live on is called Earth. Earth goes around a star called the Sun, and as such
classifies as a planet.

The Sun and everything that circles it form together a system called the solar
system (solar = of the sun). In our solar system, there are additional seven planets,
and dwarf planets (planetary objects which do not qualify as planets).

Each of these planets takes a different amount of time to travel around the Sun. For the
Earth, this journey is 365.25 days long, but for a faraway planet like Neptune, it takes 165
years. There are smaller objects which do not circle the Sun, but around these planets.
They are called satellites, or moons, just like Earth's only natural satellite.