Sat. He is very similar to Jupiter. Like Jupiter, it is also a giant cloud shell—deep inside this cloud shell is a solid shell. Saturn is surrounded by a ring (known as rings). Because of this, he looks very handsome. That being said, don't think that Saturn's fence is as tight as a hat. Not at all. It is made up of small pieces of debris (rocks and asteroids) that are moving around the planet.

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Saturn is probably the most beautiful planet in the solar system. Saturn also has satellites. One of Saturn's moons is 'Titan'. Its volume is equal to that of Mercury. The atmosphere that surrounds it, has a composition close to that of the Earth's atmosphere. Who can say, maybe there is life?

The rest of the planets are not so interesting. Uranus and Neptune are like Jupiter. And Pluto, frozen in the cold, is fuming. Very far from the sun. So far that it takes 250 years to go around the Sun. The sun looks like a tiny twinkling star from there—needless to say, not a drop of heat.

Pluto is the last planet in our solar system* (Pluto dwarf planet since 2006). After Pluto begins the empty space, leading to where the stars are.

But every star is a sun. And many of these distant suns may have planets of their own. Which of those planets might be similar to our Earth? Maybe people live there. Maybe they are like us.