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THE PLANETS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM

Jul 22, 2014

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THE PLANETS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM. The Inner planets Mercury Venus Earth Mars. The Outer planets Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune. There are eight planets of the solar system. The planets are commonly divided into two groups. These are the Planets are orbited around the Sun .

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The Inner planets Mercury Venus Earth Mars The Outer planets Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune. There are eight planets of the solar system. The planets are commonly divided into two groups. These are the Planets are orbited around the Sun.

Mercury is the innermost and smallest planetin the Solar System. It looks like a pinkish star but it is difficult to find in the sky because it stays close to the sun. It is seen in the east before sunrise or in the west just after sunset.

The planets spins on its axis very slowly which means that one side of it faces the Sun for long. The other side because it faces away from the Sun. Its temperature is a Freezing -290°F (180°C). Planets is covered with craters and looks like the moon. But Mercury, unlike the moon. Has no large flat plains or seas.

Venus Is the second planet from the Sun, orbiting it every 224.7 Earth days. Venus is the brightest object in the sky. Of all the planets. Also Venus has a deep atmosphere and thick clouds. It is both evening star and the morning star.

Two reason why Venus shines brighter than other planets • It is permanently covered with the think clouds that reflect sunlight brilliantly. • It is the planet that come closest to the earth, sometimes within 26 million miles.

1962 United states launched the Mariner 2 which was the first fly by to Venus.

1967 The Mariner five Fallowed.

1974 The Mariner ten next

Two Higher regions or continents • Aprodite Terra – which is about the size of Africa. • Ishtar Terra – which is about the size of Australia.

MARS Is the fourth planet from the Sun in the Solar System. Mars called the RED PLANET. Mars is similar to earth in some aspect. The planet has an atmosphere and like our planet. Mars has two satellite, Phobos and Deimos.

In MARS there is an upland region called Tharsis Ridge, which boasts of three huge extinct volcanoes up to 12 miles high. An even higher volcano, the Olympus Mars is located. Nearby. This volcano shows all the characteristics of a basaltic volcano. At a height of 17 miles (27 kilometers ), the volcano is three times higher than the Earth highest mountain. (Mount Everest).

Jupiter Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun and the largest planet within the Solar System. This planet is truly gigantic. It is more than 300 times the mass of the Earth. In fact, the mass of Jupiter is almost 2.5 times that of all the other planets in the solar system, Jupiter rotates fastest – once every 9 hours, 55 minutes and 30 seconds.

SATURN . Is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second largest planet in the Solar System, after Jupiter. Named after the Roman god Saturn, its astronomical symbol (♄) represents the god's sickle. Saturn is a gas giant with an average radius about nine times that of Earth. While only 1/8 the average density of Earth, with its larger volume Saturn is just over 95 times more massive than Earth.

Ring of Saturn

The ring look magnificent. They form a flat disk around the planet’s equator. From one side to the other, the rings measure 168,000 miles. Three Distinct Ring A,B and C. Outer A ring is separated B ring by a gap known as the Cassini division. Middle ring B is the brightest . Saturn rings are mostly empty. Recent studies spokes – radial inconsistencies that appear as darker region.

EARTH Earth (or the Earth) is the third planet from the Sun, and the densest and fifth-largest of the eight planets in the Solar System. It is also the largest of the Solar System's four terrestrial planets. It is sometimes referred to as the world, the Blue Planet, or by its Latin name, Terra.

Earth formed approximately 4.54 billion years ago by accretion from the solar nebula, and life appeared on its surface within one billion years. The planet is home to millions of species, including humans. • Earth interacts with other objects in space, especially the Sun and the Moon. At present, Earth orbits the Sun once every 366.26 times it rotates about its own axis, which is equal to 365.26 solar days, or one sidereal year.

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Snapchat Planets Order and Meaning Explained in 2024

You can read this article to understand Snapchat planets to know what planet you are in your friend’s solar system on Snapchat.

Imagine being someone’s Mercury, i.e., the closest person to them if they are the Sun. Sounds fascinating, right? Well, Snapchat Plus members can get this feeling for real through the Snapchat solar system, one of the coolest application features, answering many of your questions, like how close you are to your best friend.

Though Snapchat’s solar system and planet order may seem confusing if you are a newbie, this article is here to clear the air. Through this write-up, we are going to dive deeper into the Snapchat planet system, beginning with what it is and how it works.

What Is Snapchat Solar System

Friend solar system or Snapchat’s solar system is a feature that allows you to know your closest friend according to your level of friendship on the application. It works pretty much like the real solar system you have read about in science books.

Like the real solar system, here your eight best friends are the planets revolving around you, i.e., the Sun. The closest person is the one with whom you have the most Snapchat streaks. On the contrary, the eighth position belongs to the friend with whom you have only a few streaks. Let us understand the planet order in greater detail in the following section.

Snapchat Solar System Order and Planet Meanings

Let us return to the solar system we learned about in our science classes. The Sun is the center around which all other planets revolve. The closest to the Sun is Mercury, followed by Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Snapchat follows a similar pattern. Let us now walk you through the Snapchat planet’s meanings.

Mercury is the first planet in our solar system and is closest to the Sun. Similarly, your closest friend, i.e., someone with whom you share snaps and chat a lot is the Mercury in your Snapchat best friends planets list. A red-colored planet surrounded by several red hearts represents this friend, i.e., the Mercury.

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After Mercury, we have Venus as the next planet in the solar system. Similarly, your second closest friend is Venus in the Snapchat planet order. It is a friend with whom you interact more than other friends but less than your Mercury friend. Snapchat uses a light brown planet with many colorful hearts (such as yellow, pink, and blue hearts) around the planet to represent Venus.

The third planet in the solar system is the Earth. In a similar manner, we have Earth in the third spot in the Snapchat Plus planet order. This planet resembles our green and blue Earth with red hearts, blue stars, and one moon revolving around it. In Snapchat’s solar system, it is your third best friend, i.e., the friend with whom your interaction is more than Mercury and Venus, but less than other friends.

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Mars is the next planet in the order of Snapchat solar system planets. The chats and snaps you have shared with your Mars planet are less than those shared with the planets explained above, making Mars your fourth best friend. It is shown as a red planet with blue and purple hearts and many stars around the planet.

Here comes Jupiter, your fifth closest friend, represented by an orange planet (with red tints, like the real Jupiter) and surrounded by many colorful stars.

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The sixth planet from the Sun is Saturn. Similarly, we have Saturn in the sixth position in our Snapchat solar system order of planets. It is the person with whom you have more communication than the remaining two friends. Saturn in Snapchat looks like the real Saturn, i.e., a yellow planet with a rind around it. Moreover, Snapchat’s Saturn has blue, yellow, and pink stars to add to its beauty.

Uranus is the second-last planet in the solar system and your second-last best friend in the Snapchat planet order. The Bitmoji for this planet has a neutral expression, signifying the need to interact more with this friend to move them to a higher planet in Snapchat’s friend solar system. As far as the look is concerned, Uranus of Snapchat is a green planet with yellow stars.

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Snapchat best friends planet’s list ends with Neptune. It is the person with whom you interact the least, i.e., your last best friend. The Bitmoji expression of this planet seems not so happy, i.e., showing you can make a better connection with this person. It is a cool blue planet with blue stars around it.

So, that was all about the solar system planets order. As a bonus for our readers, below is how to check the solar system on Snapchat.

Viewing the Snapchat Friends Solar System

Here are the directions you can follow to check the Snapchat solar system to find your position in your friend’s solar system.

• Firstly, open the Snapchat application.
• Secondly, navigate to the profile of the friend whose solar system you wish to check.
• In this step, tap on the Best Friends/Friends badge. 
• You can now view what planet you are in the solar system of your friend. For example, if you are Venus, you are their second best friend.

Also Read: How To Find Someone On Snapchat Without Username & Phone Number

Wrapping Up

We hope this article helped you understand the Snapchat planets’ order, meanings, and how to view them. However, please write us a reply in the comments section if you have any unresolved questions or doubts. Moreover, do not forget to share this article with your friends to help them, and subscribe to, and bookmark this blog for more helpful tech guides.

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