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Planet

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Topics

  • Our World
    • Planet
    • The Shape of the Earth
    • Earth as the Home of Humankind and the Conditions that Exist
    • Earth Grid (Geographic Grid)
    • Concept of Latitudes
    • Concept of Longitudes
    • The Great Circles
    • Rotation and Revolution
    • Revolution of the Earth
  • Structure of the Earth
    • Earth’s Structure
    • Landforms of the Earth
    • Mountains
    • Plains
    • Rock and it's Types
    • Rock and it's Types
    • Rock Cycle
    • Types of Volcanoes
    • Types of Volcanoes
    • Types of Volcanoes
    • Distribution of Volcanoes in the World
    • Effect of Volcanoes
    • Earthquake and its causes
    • Earthquake and its causes
    • Earthquake
    • Earthquake Zones of the World
    • Weathering
    • Chemical Weathering
    • Biological Weathering
    • Physical Weathering
    • Denudation
    • Stages of a River Course and Associated Land Forms
  • Hydrosphere
  • Atmosphere
    • Composition of the Atmosphere
    • Atmosphere and Its Layers
    • Ozone in the Stratosphere
    • Depletion
    • Insolation
    • Terrestrial Radiation
    • Factors Affecting Temperature
    • Atmospheric Pressure
    • Pressure Belts
    • Factors Affecting Direction and Velocity of Wind
    • Permanent Winds
    • Periodic Winds
    • Local Winds
    • Variable Winds
    • Jet Streams
    • Concept of Condensation (Liquefaction)
    • Rainfall and It's Types
  • Pollution
    • Pollution
    • Effects of Pollution
    • Preventive Measures of Pollution
  • Natural Regions of the World
    • Natural Regions of the World
    • Equatorial Region
    • Tropical Grasslands
    • Tropical Deserts
    • Tropical Monsoon
    • Mediterranean
    • Temperate Grasslands
    • Taiga and Tundra
  • Map Work
Maharashtra State Board: Class 5

Planets

The heavenly bodies that do not twinkle are called planets. Planets do not have light of their own. They get light from the stars. Planets revolve around a star, even as they rotate around themselves.

  • Earth is a planet orbiting the Sun with Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Each planet varies in size, temperature, and composition.
  • Some planets, such as Earth, have land and water, while others, such as Jupiter, are mostly composed of gas.
  • Planets are important because they are where life, like plants, animals, and humans, can exist.

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