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Q1
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This Planet was called Hermes to the Romans, the messenger of the gods, because it moved so quickly across the sky.
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Q2
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This planets surface is twice as hot as Mercurys despite being twice as far from the Sun.
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Q3
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The only Planet in our galaxy whose name does not derive from ancient Greek or Roman mythology.
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Q4
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This planet is host to Olympus Mons, the largest mountain in the solar system, rising 78,000 ft above the surrounding plain.
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Q5
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In July of 1994 the comet Shoemaker - Levy 9 collided with this planet with spectacular results that could be seen for nearly a year afterwards.
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Q6
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If there was a glass of water big enough, this planet would float. Its specific gravity being 0.7 less than water.
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Q7
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This planet is often the "butt" of every space joke.
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Q8
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This lonley planet has only been visited once by us in 1989. Much of what we know about it has come from this single encounter.
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Q9
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This orb was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006.
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Q10
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Actually reffered to as a satellite, this moon of Jupiter, is the most volcanic body in the solar system having over 400 volcanos.
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