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____Terrestrial Planets____

description = A planet shrouded in mystery: perhaps at some point we'll visit it.

description = A planet with at least twice the recommended amount of somethingosity. No one knows what somethingosity actually is, though.

description = There has been a lot of conversation about whether or not we should tell this planet that it is adopted. Some say that the planet is not adopted at all, others say that it was not loved by its previous sun.

description = No one really knows why this planet ended up here, but most are certain it was the result of a whole lot of dust doing fascinating things with a whole lot of other dust.

____Moons____

description = No one is sure if the moon formed here or not, but one thing's for sure: it's an adorable little rock, isn't it?

description = Most scientists are fairly sure that moons form around at least one planet in the system. This has become known as Kerman's Conjecture. This moon is a perfect example of this happening in practice.

____Giant Planets____

description = The colorful, swirling planet. Astronomers can't wait to get better pictures of it.

description = This planet seems to be made up mostly of gasses such as hydrogen and helium.

description = The colors of the planet seem to be largely caused by sulfur, copper, chlorine, iron, and pretty much every other colorful chemical you can think of, swirling around in the cloud tops.

description = This planet is the sort of planet you look at and say "dang, that's way too much gas." Then the gas giant will promptly break out into tears of neon rain, and you'll have to deal with that by sending a couple Zettagrams of roses and bacon to make it up.