Solar System

Artistic impression of a proto-planetary disk

Another artistic proto-planetary disk.

About

A solar system, also known as a star system, consists of one or more stars and planets orbiting a common barycentre. All objects included in a solar system are all held together with gravity, and the main source of gravity is the star. Technically, the term refers to the star around which Earth orbits (the Sun, which is called Sol), but either "solar system" or the more general term "star system" can be used to refer to any planet-star pair. They are found within stellar bubbles. There are 150 billion+ solar systems in the Milky Way.

Solar System
Scale
Size	287,460,000,000 km or 1.5 light weeks on average
Dimensionality	3D
Kardashev Scale	2.6
Properties
Tempature	Estimated to be −257°C
Class	0
Life Percentage	46,1% (our Solar System)
Age	few million or billion years (for all the Solar Systems) Ours is 4,610,000,000 years
Is Unstable	No, held with the Star's gravity
Position
Contained By	Galaxies, galactic webs and spiral arms
Contains	Planetary systems and most of the time 1 Star, planets, comets, asteroids, meteors, stellar and planetary remnants, dust........
Brothers	Other Solar Systems

Observable Universe → Pisces-Cetus Supercluster Complex → Laneakea Supercluster → Local Group → Milky Way → Orion Arm → Gould Belt → Local Bubble → Local Interstellar Cloud

Our Solar System

Our Solar System is a planetary system located within the local interstellar cloud, 26.500 light years away from the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. It contains the following planets, dwarf planets and stars:

• Sun (star)
• Mercury (planet)
• Venus (planet)
• Earth (planet)
• Mars (planet)
• Ceres (dwarf planet)
• Jupiter (planet)
• Saturn (planet)
• Uranus (planet)
• Neptune (planet)
• Pluto (dwarf planet)
• Orcus (dwarf planet)
• Ixion (dwarf plane])
• Varuna (dwarf planet)
• Haumea (dwarf planet)
• Quaoar (dwarf planet)
• Makemake (dwarf planet)
• 2007 OR10 (dwarf planet)
• Eris (dwarf planet)
• 2014 UZ224 (dwarf planet)
• Planet 9 (hypothetical planet)
• Sedna (dwarf planet)
• 541132 Leleakuhonua (dwarf planet)
• About 40 to 60 or even 100 thousand yet undiscovered dwarf planets.

Full page: User blog:A86475342/Solar System

Gallery

Our Solar System. (open the image in a new tab in order to see it full).

The Sun and its planets.

Our Solar System ends in the Oort Cloud, because that;s where the Sun's gravitational pull can reach. Here, we see the Oort Cloud, beyond the planets and beyond the Kuiper Belt.

ⶍ The Pre-Hierarchy ⶍ

(main article) ∅ Class 0 ∅ (hierarchy, explanation) Astronomical Objects Universe Section - Filament - Supercluster - Galaxy Cluster - Galaxy - Spiral arm - Planetary system (Solar System) - Star (Sun) - Planet Human-Scale Objects Continent - Country - Administrative subdivision - Human Imperceptible Objects Cell - Molecule - Atom - Nucleon (Proton, Neutron) Elementary Particles Elementary Particle (Quark, Lepton, Boson) - Preon - String - Uqraek fiber - Source Particle - Protoverse - SMOLverse - Small Sub-Universal Verses These objects are not smaller than elementary particles like the order would suggest. In reality, this chain diverges from the Astronomical Objects chain. Milliverse - Microverse - Nanoverse - Picoverse - Femtoverse Class -1 <--- | ---> Class 1 ⎊ Class -1 ⎊ (category, explanation) - Also known as Null Class. Verseuni Chain esrevinU - Verseuni - Versemulti - Versemega - Versegiga - Versemeta - Versexeno - Versehyper - Versetera - ytinifnI - Verseomni - Verseallomni - Xoꓭ ǝʜT - Anti-Box - The Bocks - R. Skull - Negastring - Metom Heck Chain Heckverse - Heck - Hecc - Hekk - Heaa - Hebb - The dentist - Hevv - Hekc Absolutely Tiny Particles ATSL atoms - ATSL subatomic particles - ATSL elementary particles - ATSL sub-elementary particles - ATSL strings - ATSL uqraek fiber - Atomic fabric (ATSL) - Nonexistent particles (ATSL) - The Structure Of Nothing - Primordial particles (Α, Σ, Ω, Δ) - Chaos Fabric - Preprimordium Particles - Blueprint Gene - Blueprint Particle - Subexistion - ○ - ⬤ -· Primordial Realities Protoparticle - Tinyparticle - TOBA Particle - Upsilon Particles - Xeyon - The Anti-Concept - Voidonion - Omnipocket - Zyoron - Smaller-than-a-dave verse Absolutely Tinier Particles Thingk - Mandelsok - .: - Periodk - Microperiod Class -2 <--- | ---> Class 0 £ Class -2 £ (category, explanation) - Also known as Axiomatic Class. Mathematical Objects and Axions Mathon - null - Axion (Small Axion, Tiny Axion, Micro-Axion, Nothing Axion, Nanoperiod) Nonons Nonon - Metium - Milion - Unedion - Mini-Unedion - Tiny - - - Picoperiod First Nonexistent (expanded list) - - - Femtoperiod - Montos - Smallest -Est Hierarchy - Tiniest - Yesperiod - Infinitesimal - Neoid - Neomicron - SMOL thing - Yoctubial - Nontubial - Zeron - Kicsi - True axiom - Nothing Class -3 <--- | ---> Class -1 ១Class -3១ (category) - Also known as Non Class. Pre-Conceptual Conceptual Gate - Conceptual key - Nano Hierarchy - Half conceptual verse - Non conceptual verse - Godity chaos - Yarron box - Yarron verse - Yarron - Xerron - Friston - Nullon - Negaton - Smalleston Non Particles ijitium - Opulum - Vebolntum - Micrius - Tabluim - Naninus - Noninius - Whyium - Nothingest Pre-Anti Logic Anti conceptuality - Leveni - Anti Logic - Primition - Negative Two - True Nothing (false) - Anti Logic (true) Class -4 <--- | ---> Class -2 Hierarchy Family ⶍ The Pre-Hierarchy ⶍ - [by[The Official Hierarchy