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1. Mercury

2. Venus

3. Earth

4. Mars

5. Jupiter

6. Saturn

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7. Uranus

8. Neptune

9. Pluto

Sun:the star round which theearth orbits

Moon: the satelliteof the earth, visible(chiefly at night) by lightreflected by the sun

Satellite is a

celestial body that orbitsa planet

Celestial means

to be positioned in thesky or outer space

The NinePlanetsMercury is the first in line. (Mercury was theswiftest runner of the Olympic Gods in

Mythology. So he would, of course, make it tothe line first.

My ------MercuryVery-----VenusEducated--Earth

Mother----Mars Just------JupiterServed----SaturnUs--------UranusNine------

NeptunePizzas----Pluto

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milky waya band of stars

stretching across the sky

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