Physical Characteristics of the Planets
Moons and Natural Satellites
Space exploration
Mythology and Names of the Planets
Planetary Atmospheres
100

This planet is the largest in the solar system.

Jupiter

100

This is Jupiter's largest moon.

Ganymede

100

This was the first planet visited by a space probe.

Venus

100

This planet is named after the Roman god of war.

What is Mars?

100

This planet has an atmosphere composed primarily of hydrogen and helium.

What is Jupiter?

200

This planet has the fastest winds in the solar system.

Neptune

200

This is the only known moon with a dense atmosphere.

Titan

200

This NASA rover landed on Mars in 2012.

Curiosity

200

This planet is named after the king of the Roman gods.

What is Jupiter?

200

This planet has an atmosphere that is 96% carbon dioxide, creating an extreme greenhouse effect.

What is Venus?

300

This planet is known for its majestic rings.

Saturn

300

This moon of Neptune is known for its geological activity.

Triton

300

This mission was the first to send a man to the Moon.

Apollo 11

300

This planet is named after the Roman god of the sea.

What is Neptune?

300

This planet has a thin atmosphere consisting of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and argon.

What is Mars?

400

This planet is the closest to the sun.

Mercury

400

This is the largest moon of Saturn.

Titan

400

This probe was the first to fly by Pluto.

New Horizons

400

This planet is named after the Roman god of the underworld.

What is Pluto?

400

This planet has methane clouds in its atmosphere.

What is Neptune?

500

This planet has a day that lasts almost the same length as its year.

Venus


500

This is Pluto's largest moon.

Charon


500

This space probe was the first to visit Mercury.

Mariner 10


500

This planet is named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty.

What is Venus?


500

This planet has an atmosphere known for its violent storms and winds.

What is Uranus?

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