Sol System

The Sol System contains 9 planets, 2 asteroid belts and several dwarf planets and moons. The planets in distance from the Sun are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Ariadne. Only three of the planets are inhabited, Mercury with the Nanots, Earth with Humans and Mars with humans and previously Loxuns It also contains a few dwarf planets including: Pluto and Eris.

Creation
4.6 billion years ago a cloud of dust began to collapse into the centre of gravity, as the centre clumpes together and Form into a protostar the outside club with just began to move and spin around it.

Over time, these clouds of dust started to clump together to form planets, over time they created 8 of these. The Sol System was created.

= Bodies =

Sun
The sun is 99% of all the mass in the solar system.

Mercury
Named after the Greek god of messages, it is the closest planet to the sun, orbiting every 88 days and just 58 million kilometres away from the sun, due to its very elliptical orbit, that never can change.

Like Venus, Mercury orbits the Sun within Earth's orbit as an inferior planet, so it can only be seen visually in the morning or the evening sky, and never exceeds 28° away from the Sun. Also, like Venus and the Moon, the planet displays the complete range of phases as it moves around its orbit relative to Earth. Seen from Earth, this cycle of phases reoccurs approximately every 116 days, the so-called synodic period. Although Mercury can appear as a bright star-like object when viewed from Earth, its proximity to the Sun often makes it more difficult to see than Venus.