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<h1 align="center" >The <tei-ms:orth>Solar System</tei-ms:orth></h1>
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<div align="center" title="The outer planets also called Jovian planets are: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto."><img src="outer.jpg" /></div>
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<p ><b class="first" >T</b>he Solar System can be divided into two planetary
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divisions. Divided based upon the distance from the Sun and physical <a href="" >characteristics</a>,
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the inner planets are termed terrestrial while the outer are respectively
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termed Jovian planets.</p>
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<p >Similar to the morphology of <a href="earth.htm">Earth</a>, the terrestrial planets include <a href="mercury.htm" >Mercury</a>,
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<a href="venus.htm" >Venus</a>, <a href="earth.htm" >Earth</a>,
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<a href="moon.htm" >Moon</a> and <a href="mars.htm" >Mars</a>.</p>
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<p >Characteristically, the inner planets share comparable sizes, densities,
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and structures. The composition of these worlds is rocky in nature with
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high boiling points. Originating from a concentration of hydrogen and
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helium gas and dust, the Solar System with terrestrial planets emerged.</p>
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<p >Further, the light compounds that formed the terrestrial planets soon
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vaporized by their close proximity to the Sun’s heat.</p>
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<p >Between the orbits of <a href="mars.htm"> Mars</a> and <a href="jupiter.htm"> Jupiter</a> float numerous celestial bodies:
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the asteroids.</p>
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<p > </p>
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<p ><b class="first" >C</b>oincidentally, the Jovian planets retained the
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lighter and colder gases within their compositions because of their
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distance.</p>
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<p >Moreover, the Jovian planets seem far more massive than the closer
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planets and are able to hold hydrogen, water, ammonia, and methane within
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their icy atmospheres.</p>
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<p >The Jovian planets are <a href="jupiter.htm" >Jupiter</a>,
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<a href="saturn.htm" >Saturn</a>, <a href="uranus.htm" >Uranus</a>,
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<a href="neptune.htm">Neptune</a> and <a href="pluto.htm" >Pluto</a>.</p>
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<p >Outside <a href="pluto.htm"> Pluto's</a> orbit the comets reside. Every year we see them when a couple move close to the
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<a href="earth.htm"> Earth</a></p>
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