The Spacepod

The Planets of Our Solar System

 

Our Tech Sergeant Click on a planet for more information.
Note: the Sol <Roman Numeral> name gives the position of the planet in order outward from the Sun. Mercury (Sol I) is closest to the Sun and Neptune (Sol VIII) is farthest.
Mariner 10 image of Mercury
Mercury (Sol I)
Hubble Space Telescope image of Venus
Venus (Sol II) is being explored by Venus Express.
The Spacepod visits Earth with its huge Moon.
Earth (Sol III)
The Spacepod visits Mars, a possible future colony
Mars (Sol IV) is now swarming with spacecraft from Earth.
Raffan Millennium Telescope image of Jupiter
Jupiter (Sol V)
Raffan Millennium Telescope image of Saturn
Saturn (Sol VI)
Cassini and Huygens are now exploring Saturn.
Voyager 2 image of Uranus
Uranus (Sol VII)
Voyager 2 image of Neptune
Neptune (Sol VIII)
Solar System Mobile Kit

Solar System Mobile Kit

This giant Solar System Mobile Kit features actual NASA photography provided by NASA Johnson Space Center. 9 planets plus the Sun. The mobile measures 40" across! Fun facts and easy-to-follow instructions included.



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