Space is full of wonder, it has a lot of unreal and fasinating aspects within it. Its wonder has been in existance since the first human was in existence. The measurements of a unit is approximately 6371 kilometers.
Sun
The weight is 2707 units. Its a yellow dwarf star. The distance from us is 149 kilometers. It will probably never become a supernova. It is 2707 units in weight. It has nine moons or planets.
Mercury
It's the first planet orbiting the sun.
The smallest planet, which daily freezes and burns because of its distance from the sun. It is named after Hermes, who is the messenger of the Greek God. Its weight is 37 units. The distance from the Sun varies from 77 kilometers to 138 kilometers. It has a day of 1416 hours, however its year is only 88 days. This planet has zero moons.
Venus
It is named after the Roman God of love and beauty. It is Earth's sister, one of the major difference is that Earth has an atmosphere. It is the first planetary body to rise and set on the Earths horizon so it is called the morning and evening star. It has a weight of 90 units. The distance from the sun is 108 million kilometers. From Earth it has a distance of 38 million kilometers to 223 million kilometers due to its elongated orbit. It has a 5832 hour day with a year of 225 days. It has no moons.
Earth
The Earth weights a hundred units. Its Greek name is Gia and its Latin name is Terra. It weighs 100 units and is 149 million kilometers from the sun. Its day is a mere 24 hours and has 365 days. It has one lonely moon.
Mars
This planet is colder and smaller but other than that it is like Earth. It is named after the Roman God of love. Its weight is only 37 units. It is 228 million kilometers from the sun and 4200 to 7500 kilometers from the Earth from its oval orbit. Its day is 153 hours long with a year of 90,410 days. It has 4 moons.
Jupiter
This is the first giant planet in our Solar System. Its eye is a 300 year old storm. It is named after Zues,King of the Greek Gods, after Chronos. Your weight on Jupiter would be 236 units greater then it is on Earth. Its day is only 10 hours, while its year is 4332 days. It has 64 moons, one of the most a planet has in our Solar System.
Saturn
It is named after the God of Time in Greek mythology. Saturday is named after it. Your weight on Saturn would be 106 units. The distance from the Sun is 1427 million kilometers. The distance from Earth is 1200 to 1670 million kilometers. Its day is only 11 hours, its year is 10753 days. It has 62 moons.
Uranus
It is named after the God of the Sky. It has a methane atmosphere. No one has been to its surface. The methane has an aquamarine color. Your weight would be 88 units. The distance from the Sun is 2871 million kilometers, while its distance from Earth is 2570 to 3150 million kilometers. It has a day of 17 hours and a 30660 days in a year. It has 27 moons.
Neptune
This planet is named after the Roman God of thr seas. Arguably it is the most common planet to watch. Your weight on this planet is 112 units. Its distance from the Sun is 4498 million kilometers and 4301 kilometers to 4553 million kilometers. With a day of 16 hours, its year is 60152 days. Neptune has 13 moons.
Pluto
It is still a dwarf planet. Your weight on Pluto is 6 units. The distance from the Sun is 5900 million kilometers. The distance from Earth is 4200 to 7500 million kilometers. A day on Pluto is 153 hours while a year 90410 days. It has four moons.
