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Earth, also known as “The Green Planet”, is the shared home of nearly 8 billion people and is the only planet in the Solar System that sustains life. Over 70% of Earth;s surface is covered by water, with about 78% of the atmosphere composed of nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and the remaining 1% consisting of argon, carbon dioxide, and various other gases. According to studies, Earth has been in existence for approximately 4.5 billion years. With a 24-hour rotation cycle, each day on Earth is divided into two periods: day and night. Earth provides ideal conditions for the existence of human life and millions of other living organisms.

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Jupiter is my favorite planet. Jupiter is the 5th planet in the solar system. Jupiter owns the record for the shortest day, with a length of 9 hours and 55 minutes according to Earth time. That is, every 9 hours and 55 minutes, it completes 1 rotation around its axis. Seen from Earth, Jupiter moves very slowly across the sky. This is because it takes this planet 11 Earth years to complete one revolution around the Sun. The Great Red Spot on Jupiter is actually a storm in the gas planet's atmosphere. This storm has been active for over 300 years and is large enough to fit 3 Earths inside it. Jupiter's upper atmosphere is mainly composed of clouds made of sulfur and ammonia. That means if you could smell it, you would find the stench very unpleasant. Jupiter is considered a "failed star" because it is composed of hydrogen and helium like the Sun but is not large enough for fusion reactions to occur.

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Venus, the second planet closest to the Sun, is a star with many interesting things. Venus is the brightest planet in the Solar System after the Moon and the Sun. Venus is named after the Roman god of love and beauty - Venus. The reason it was named after the most beautiful god in the pantheon is because it shines the brightest among the five planets known to ancient astronomers. Venus is one of the brightest objects in the sky, so it is often mistaken for an unidentified flying object (UFO). In ancient times, Venus was often thought of as two different stars, the evening star and the morning star. It is the first star to appear at night and last to disappear at dawn.