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Generate an image of the solar system with planets, minor planets, and atmospheric elements, featuring bright colors and a starry background.

Explore the Wonders of Our Solar System

Test your knowledge about the solar system with this fun and challenging quiz! With questions ranging from planets to atmospheric composition, this quiz is designed to engage your curiosity about space.

Challenge yourself and discover:

The mysteries of minor planets
The unique characteristics of each planet
Key facts about Earth's atmosphere and ecosystems

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by CuriousStar79

A minor planet of the inner solar systen

A planet with thin and poisonous atmosphere

A planet that has a large red spot, which is giant storm

The Dwarf Planet

States that the sun is the center of the solar system

This is an approximately percent of earth surface covered by relatively thin layer of salt water

A planet that has a two very thin rings

A set of all life forms on earth

A community of a large category of ecosystem

It includes the rocks of the crust and mantle

A very special rock

What is the percent atmospheric composition of Argon

It is where all Earth weather occur

Used to identify minerals easily

Comes from the latin word means fire

A scientific thought

The color of minerals in its powdered form

The inner most planet

Building blocks of rock

Mineral class which includes the sulfate ion within its molecular structure

Easily hammered into thin sheets

Hardest known minerals in Mohs Scale Hardness

The brightest planet

The word planet is derived from the greek word

It has no moons

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