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There are 8.7 million living species lived on Earth, in which 99 per cent of the species have now become extinct.
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Despite being so close to the sun, there is ice on the mercury.
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Venus atmosphere reflects about 70% of sunlight. Such a reflection of makes it the second most luminous object in the night sky.
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Mars is home to the largest volcano and the largest canyon in the solar system.
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During the solar system's earliest days, Jupiter acts as a vacuum cleaner. Its massive gravity attracts and destroy many space debris, helped other planets to grow.
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Today, Jupiter is the protector of our Earth as it redirects and prevents space debris from entering the inner solar system and hitting the Earth.
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Saturn and Jupiter together account for 92% of all the planetary mass in the solar system.
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Distance between Saturn and Uranus is greater than the distance between Saturn and the Sun.
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Neptune is the only planet to have been discovered using mathematical calculations.
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Curiosity played the happy birthday tune on its anniversary by vibrating soil particles itself all alone on Mars.
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Until Soviet and American Spacecraft visited on Venus, people used to think that under the thick cloud, Venus was lush and green.
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Jupiter's moon - Ganymede and Saturn's moon - Titan are more massive than Mercury.
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Neptune is the windiest place in the solar system, wind speed reachs upto 1500 miles or 2,400 kilometres per hour.
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The beutiful rings of saturn will not last more than 300 million years.
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The driest place on Earth is the McMurdo Dry Valleys in Antarctica. There is no rain over 2 million years.
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