Sun
Sun
1
1
0.00000001
G2V
4.57
5778
Mercury
Sun b
Solar System
0.00017387419
0.034901518
87.97
0.38709843
0.20563661
7.00559432
77.45771895
48.33961819
252.25166724
Mercury is the innermost planet in the Solar System.
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Venus
Sun c
Solar System
0.0025637401
0.08656491
224.7
0.72332102
0.00676399
3.39777545
131.76755713
76.67261496
900
181.97970850
177.36
Venus is the second planet from the Sun.
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Earth
Sun d
Solar System
0.0031457007
0.091130294
365.2422
1.00000018
0.01673163
-0.00054346
102.93005885
-5.11260389
288
23.4
100.46691572
Earth is the only known planet able to sustain life.
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Moon
0.000039
0.024847
0.002570
0.0554
318.15
135.27
5.16
125.08
27.322
6.68
Mars
Sun e
Solar System
0.00033799525
0.048489079
686.98
1.52371243
0.09336511
1.85181869
-23.91744784
49.71320984
-4.56813164
227
25.19
Mars is named after the Roman god of war and often called the red planet.
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Jupiter
Sun f
Solar System
1
1
4332.82
5.20248019
0.04853590
1.29861416
14.27495244
100.29282654
34.33479152
3.13
Jupiter is two and a half times the mass of all the other planets in the Solar System.
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Callisto
0.000057
0.034477
0.012585
0.0074
52.643
181.408
0.192
298.848
16.69
0.356
Europa
0.000025
0.022328
0.004486
0.0094
88.970
171.016
0.466
219.106
3.551
0.016
Ganymede
0.000078
0.037636
0.007155
0.0013
192.417
317.540
0.177
63.552
7.155
0.068
Io
0.000047
0.026055
0.002820
0.0041
84.129
342.021
0.036
43.977
1.769
0.0
Saturn
Sun g
Solar System
0.299
0.832944
10755.67
9.54149883
0.05550825
2.49424102
92.86136063
113.63998702
50.07571329
26.73
Saturn is best known for its extensive ring system.
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Dione
5.7566322e-07
0.008033
0.002523
0.0022
284.315
322.232
26.758000
290.415
2.737
0.005
Enceladus
5.6937182e-08
0.003606
0.001591
0.0
0.076
199.686
26.733000
342.507
1.370
0.002
Iapetus
1.0380812e-06
0.010522
0.023803
0.0293
271.606
201.789
35.028000
81.105
79.33
15.210
Rhea
1.2268233e-06
0.010930
0.003523
0.0002
241.619
179.781
27.063000
351.042
4.518
0.036
Tethys
3.2400717e-07
0.007624
0.001970
0.0001
45.202
243.367
27.821000
259.842
1.888
0.001
Titan
0.000071
0.036847
0.008168
0.0288
180.532
163.310
27.036000
28.060
15.95
0.629
Uranus
Sun h
Solar System
0.0457
0.362775
30687.153
19.18797948
0.04685740
0.77298127
172.43404441
73.96250215
314.20276625
97.77
Uranus is visible with the naked eye but has never been recognized as a planet by ancient observers.
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Ariel
6.9205414e-07
0.008281
0.001276
0.0012
115.349
39.481
0.041
22.394
2.520
Miranda
3.4602707e-08
0.003373
0.000868
0.0013
68.312
311.330
4.338
326.438
1.413
Oberon
1.5728503e-06
0.010891
0.003900
0.0014
104.400
283.088
0.068
279.771
13.46
Titania
1.8559634e-06
0.011284
0.002916
0.0011
284.400
24.614
0.079
99.771
8.706
195.369
Umbriel
6.2914013e-07
0.008363
0.001778
0.0039
84.709
12.469
0.128
33.485
4.144
Neptune
Sun i
Solar System
0.053953
0.35221925
60190.03
30.06952752
0.00895439
1.77005520
46.68158724
131.78635853
304.22289287
28.32
Neptune is the fourth largest planet in the Solar System.
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1846
Triton
0.000011
0.019359
0.002371
0.0
66.142
352.257
156.865
177.608
0.010
5.877
Pluto
Sun j
Solar System
0.0000077581378
0.0164379
90553.02
39.48686035
0.24885238
17.14104260
224.09702598
110.30167986
238.96535011
122.53
Pluto is officially categorized as a minor planet by the International Astronomical Union.
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Charon
7.8642516e-07
0.008632
0.000117
0.0022
71.255
147.848
0.001
85.187
6.387
Churyumov-Gerasimenko
67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko
67P/C-G
2357.241260335487
3.467879376006644
0.6404687481601674
257.904906
7.035818491239302
50.13381812685230
62.8596450674794
5.2654396e-15
6.2221968e-05
Churyumov-Gerasimenko is a comet with an orbital period of 6.45 years. The comet had a close approach to the Sun on 13 August 2015. It is named after its discoverers, Klim Ivanovych Churyumov and Svetlana Ivanovna Gerasimenko, who first observed it on photographic plates in 1969.
Churyumov-Gerasimenko was the destination of the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission. The Rosetta spacecraft first entered orbit around the comet on 6 August 2014. A lander, Philae, landed on the comet's surface on 12 November 2014. However, the lander's harpoons did not lock it to the comet and it bounced off multiple times. Eventually the lander was found on images taken by Rosetta.
You can view Rosetta's complex orbit in the Exoplanet App. Tap the settings button to adjust the visualization speed.