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<item picture="sun.png">
<name>Sun</name>
<desc>Our solar system's star. It is a main-sequence G dwarf star.</desc>
</item>
<item picture="mercury.png">
<name>Mercury</name>
<desc>The planet closest to the Sun, and is the second-smallest of the nine major planets.
</desc>
</item>
<item picture="venus.png">
<name>Venus</name>
<desc>The second planet from the Sun. It is similar in size to the Earth, and has no moons.
</desc>
</item>
<item>
<name>Earth</name>
<desc>Our planet, the third from the Sun.
</desc>
</item>
<item picture="mars.png">
<name>Mars</name>
<desc>The fourth planet from the Sun. It is smaller than the Earth, and has a thin atmosphere, as well as two small moons.
</desc>
</item>
<item picture="jupiter.png">
<name>Jupiter</name>
<desc>The fifth planet from the Sun, and the largest planet in the solar system. Jupiter is a gas giant, and has dozens of moons.
</desc>
</item>
<item picture="saturn.png">
<name>Saturn</name>
<desc>The sixth planet from the Sun. Saturn is a gas giant and has dozens of moons. It also has a beautiful ring system.
</desc>
</item>
<item picture="uranus.png">
<name>Uranus</name>
<desc>The seventh planet from the Sun. Uranus is a small gas giant with a tenuous ring system.
</desc>
</item>
<item picture="neptune.png">
<name>Neptune</name>
<desc>The eighth planet from the Sun. Uranus is a small gas giant. It was the first planet to be discovered in modern times.
</desc>
</item>
<item picture="pluto.png">
<name>Pluto</name>
<desc>The furthest major planet from the Sun, and also the smallest. Very few details are known about this distant, icy world. It has a moon which is not much smaller than Pluto itself.
</desc>
</item>
</glossary>
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