Sun Sun 1 1 0.00000001 G2V 4.57 5778 Mercury Sun b Solar System 0.00017387419 0.034901518 87.97 0.38709843 0.20563661 7.00559432 77.45771895 48.33961819 252.25166724 Mercury is the innermost planet in the Solar System. 12/01/01 Venus Sun c Solar System 0.0025637401 0.08656491 224.7 0.72332102 0.00676399 3.39777545 131.76755713 76.67261496 900 181.97970850 177.36 Venus is the second planet from the Sun. 12/01/01 Earth Sun d Solar System 0.0031457007 0.091130294 365.2422 1.00000018 0.01673163 -0.00054346 102.93005885 -5.11260389 288 23.4 100.46691572 Earth is the only known planet able to sustain life. 12/01/01 Moon 0.000039 0.024847 0.002570 0.0554 318.15 135.27 5.16 125.08 27.322 6.68 Mars Sun e Solar System 0.00033799525 0.048489079 686.98 1.52371243 0.09336511 1.85181869 -23.91744784 49.71320984 -4.56813164 227 25.19 Mars is named after the Roman god of war and often called the red planet. 12/01/01 Jupiter Sun f Solar System 1 1 4332.82 5.20248019 0.04853590 1.29861416 14.27495244 100.29282654 34.33479152 3.13 Jupiter is two and a half times the mass of all the other planets in the Solar System. 12/01/01 Callisto 0.000057 0.034477 0.012585 0.0074 52.643 181.408 0.192 298.848 16.69 0.356 Europa 0.000025 0.022328 0.004486 0.0094 88.970 171.016 0.466 219.106 3.551 0.016 Ganymede 0.000078 0.037636 0.007155 0.0013 192.417 317.540 0.177 63.552 7.155 0.068 Io 0.000047 0.026055 0.002820 0.0041 84.129 342.021 0.036 43.977 1.769 0.0 Saturn Sun g Solar System 0.299 0.832944 10755.67 9.54149883 0.05550825 2.49424102 92.86136063 113.63998702 50.07571329 26.73 Saturn is best known for its extensive ring system. 12/01/01 Dione 5.7566322e-07 0.008033 0.002523 0.0022 284.315 322.232 26.758000 290.415 2.737 0.005 Enceladus 5.6937182e-08 0.003606 0.001591 0.0 0.076 199.686 26.733000 342.507 1.370 0.002 Iapetus 1.0380812e-06 0.010522 0.023803 0.0293 271.606 201.789 35.028000 81.105 79.33 15.210 Rhea 1.2268233e-06 0.010930 0.003523 0.0002 241.619 179.781 27.063000 351.042 4.518 0.036 Tethys 3.2400717e-07 0.007624 0.001970 0.0001 45.202 243.367 27.821000 259.842 1.888 0.001 Titan 0.000071 0.036847 0.008168 0.0288 180.532 163.310 27.036000 28.060 15.95 0.629 Uranus Sun h Solar System 0.0457 0.362775 30687.153 19.18797948 0.04685740 0.77298127 172.43404441 73.96250215 314.20276625 97.77 Uranus is visible with the naked eye but has never been recognized as a planet by ancient observers. 12/01/01 1781 Ariel 6.9205414e-07 0.008281 0.001276 0.0012 115.349 39.481 0.041 22.394 2.520 Miranda 3.4602707e-08 0.003373 0.000868 0.0013 68.312 311.330 4.338 326.438 1.413 Oberon 1.5728503e-06 0.010891 0.003900 0.0014 104.400 283.088 0.068 279.771 13.46 Titania 1.8559634e-06 0.011284 0.002916 0.0011 284.400 24.614 0.079 99.771 8.706 195.369 Umbriel 6.2914013e-07 0.008363 0.001778 0.0039 84.709 12.469 0.128 33.485 4.144 Neptune Sun i Solar System 0.053953 0.35221925 60190.03 30.06952752 0.00895439 1.77005520 46.68158724 131.78635853 304.22289287 28.32 Neptune is the fourth largest planet in the Solar System. 12/01/01 1846 Triton 0.000011 0.019359 0.002371 0.0 66.142 352.257 156.865 177.608 0.010 5.877 Pluto Sun j Solar System 0.0000077581378 0.0164379 90553.02 39.48686035 0.24885238 17.14104260 224.09702598 110.30167986 238.96535011 122.53 Pluto is officially categorized as a minor planet by the International Astronomical Union. 12/01/01 1930 Charon 7.8642516e-07 0.008632 0.000117 0.0022 71.255 147.848 0.001 85.187 6.387 Churyumov-Gerasimenko 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko 67P/C-G 2357.241260335487 3.467879376006644 0.6404687481601674 257.904906 7.035818491239302 50.13381812685230 62.8596450674794 5.2654396e-15 6.2221968e-05 Churyumov-Gerasimenko is a comet with an orbital period of 6.45 years. The comet had a close approach to the Sun on 13 August 2015. It is named after its discoverers, Klim Ivanovych Churyumov and Svetlana Ivanovna Gerasimenko, who first observed it on photographic plates in 1969. Churyumov-Gerasimenko was the destination of the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission. The Rosetta spacecraft first entered orbit around the comet on 6 August 2014. A lander, Philae, landed on the comet's surface on 12 November 2014. However, the lander's harpoons did not lock it to the comet and it bounced off multiple times. Eventually the lander was found on images taken by Rosetta. You can view Rosetta's complex orbit in the Exoplanet App. Tap the settings button to adjust the visualization speed.