Planets

2. The largest planet in the solar system, a gas giant without a solid surface.
5. A natural satellite; Earth has a large one, while Mercury doesn't have any.
6. The farthest planet from the Sun, four times wider than Earth.
9. A blue planet closer to the Sun than Neptune, experiencing long summer and winter seasons.
10. The central star of our solar system, a hot ball with a temperature of nearly fifteen million degrees Celsius.

1. A gas giant, smaller than Jupiter, with a distinctive ring around it, and a moon named Titan.
3. Once considered the ninth planet, now classified as a dwarf planet since 2006, smaller than the moon.
4. The planet closest to the Sun, lacking an atmosphere and moon, with ice in its craters.
5. A cold and dry planet with water in the form of ice, often referred to as "the red planet," featuring craters, volcanoes, and deep valleys, along with two moons, Phobos and Deimos.
7. The third planet from the Sun, larger than Mercury, Venus, and Mars, with a moon and suitable for human habitation.
8. A planet farther from the Sun than Mercury, similar in size to Earth, with a hot climate and various surface features like volcanoes, craters, and mountains.