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The Solar System Equals The Average Distance Between Earth And The Sun
A astronomicals equals the average distance between earth and the sun,about 150,000,000 kilometers.

A dwarf plant is an object that oribts the sun and has enough graivity to be spherical but the area of the orbit has not been cleared.A planet must orbit the sun, it has to be round, and have cleared out the region of the solar system along its orbits. Since ploto shares the area of its orbit with other objects its not classified as a planet.

Scientist think the solar system was formed 4.6 years ago from a cloud of hydrogen,helium,ice,rock, and any other materials pulled by gravity.

inner plants- Close to the sun the solar system it hot which makes most water evaporated preventing ice from froming they will form low in mass.

outter plants-Away

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