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=== Interesting Facts About the Solar System ===
The Solar System is full of fascinating details that reveal its complexity and uniqueness. From the Sun’s massive size to the unusual characteristics of planets, these facts help us appreciate the wonders of our cosmic neighborhood. '''The Sun’s Mass:'''  The '''Sun contains 99.86% of the total mass of the Solar System'''. Its enormous gravity governs the motion of all planets, moons, asteroids, and comets. Without the Sun’s mass and gravitational pull, the planets would drift into space. This makes the Sun the central anchor of our Solar System. '''Speed of Light:''' Light from the Sun takes only '''8 minutes and 20 seconds''' to reach Earth. This rapid travel allows sunlight to warm our planet and sustain life, providing energy for photosynthesis and regulating the climate. The distance between the Sun and Earth, known as an '''astronomical unit (AU)''', is about 150 million kilometers.

'''Jupiter’s Moons:''' '''Jupiter has more than 95 known moons''', making it the planet with the largest number of satellites in our Solar System. Among these, '''Ganymede''' is the largest moon, even bigger than the planet Mercury. Jupiter’s strong gravitational field captures and holds these moons in stable orbits, creating a miniature solar system around the giant planet. '''Saturn’s Low Density:''' Saturn is unique because its '''average density is lower than that of water'''. This means that if there were a large enough body of water, Saturn would float in it Saturn’s low density is due to its composition of mostly hydrogen and helium, along with its enormous size and extended ring system. These facts highlight how diverse and extraordinary our Solar System is. From the immense power of the Sun to the unusual characteristics of Jupiter and Saturn, the planets and other celestial bodies offer endless opportunities for exploration and discovery. Understanding these details not only inspires curiosity but also helps scientists learn more about the formation, evolution, and future of the Solar System.