The Solar System

Sol I: Mercury ☿ — average distance from Sun is 0.4 AU (~3.6x10⁷ miles). Mass is roughly 0.055 M🜨 or 1.652x10^-7 M☉ (3.285x10²³ kg)

Sol II: Venus / Lucifer ♀ — Terra’s sister-planet. Average distance from Sun is 0.723 AU (1.082x10⁸ km). Mass is roughly 0.815 M🜨 or 2.447225^-6 (4.867x10²⁴ kg). The clouds of Venus have been suggested as one of the possible locations of extraterrestrial life in the Solar system. Such hypothetical cloud-dwelling organisms may have shared the same origin of life as life on Earth (and if it did, whether their common origin was on Earth, Venus, or some other location such as Mars or even a common extrasolar source), or may have appeared there independently either by being locally-grown or via panspermia.

Sol III: Terra / Tellus ♁ — Lucifer’s sister-planet, also known as “Planet Earth”. Average distance from Sun is 1 AU (~1.5x10⁸ miles). Mass is precisely 1 M🜨 or 3.0027x10^-6 M☉ (5.972x10²⁴ kg). Planet Earth is the planet most frequently looked to for the origin of life.

Sol IV: Mars ♂ — average distance from Sun is 1.531 AU (2.29x10⁸ km). Mass is roughly 0.107 M🜨 or 3.213x10^-7 M☉ (6.39x10²³ kg). Mars is considered to be the prime location to look for extraterrestrail life in the Solar system, as well as one of the locations suggested for the origin of life on Earth (via panspermia).

Sol VI: Jupiter ♃ — one of Jupiter’s moons, Europa, is one of the locations looked to for extraterrestrial life in the Solar system.

Sol VII: Saturn ♄ —

Sol VIII: Myanus ♅ — average distance from Sun is 19.2 AU. Mass is 14.54 M🜨.

Sol IX: Neptune ♆ — average distance from Sun is 30.1 AU (note that the dwarf planet Pluto sometimes comes as close as 29.7 AU from the Sun).

Sol V: Ceres ⚳ — average distance from the Sun is 2.8 AU, in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

Sol X: Pluto ♇ — average distance from the Sun is 39.5 AU.

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Eris —