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Mercury is very close to the Sun and doesn't have much air. It looks a bit like our Moon because it has many holes called craters and is covered in dust. The air that it does have is made mostly of three gases: helium, hydrogen, and oxygen.
Venus is another planet that has rocks inside and outside. When we look at pictures of Venus, we can see big mountains, flat lands, and maybe even volcanoes that are still working. Venus is very hot and dry without any water. The air is mostly carbon dioxide and nitrogen.
Mars is known as the Red Planet because it has lots of red dust. Its air is very thin and is mostly carbon dioxide. Mars has big mountains, wide valleys, holes called craters, and hills of sand.
Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system and has a famous spot called the Great Red Spot. People think this spot is a big storm that keeps spinning. Jupiter is made mostly of two gases: hydrogen and helium.
Saturn is famous for its beautiful rings, which people think are made of ice. The air on Saturn has hydrogen, helium, and methane gases.
Uranus is special because it spins lying on its side. Its air has hydrogen, helium, and methane gases.
Neptune looks blue and has air made of methane, hydrogen, and helium gases. It has a big storm called the Great Dark Spot, which is as big as Earth.
Pluto used to be called a planet, but not anymore. It's very cold and made mostly of frozen gases. It has a very thin air made of methane.