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National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNational Aeronautics and Space Solar SystemOur Star The SunMercuryVenusEarthEarth s MoonMarsAsteroidsMeteors and Meteorites Moons of the Solar SystemJupiterGalilean Moons of JupiterSaturnMoons of SaturnUranusNeptunePluto and CharonCometsKuiper Belt and Oort CloudWhat Is a planet ?Educational ProductEducatorsGrades K 12+LS-2013-07-003-HQ JPL 400-1489 07/13 NASA EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESThe NASA portal ( ) is the gateway for information about content, programs, and services offered for the general public and the education community. NASA s goal is to improve interactions for students, educators, and families with NASA and its education resources.
eventually discovered: Uranus (in 1781) and Neptune (1846). The largest known asteroid, Ceres, was discovered between Mars and Jupiter in 1801. Originally classified as a planet, Ceres is now designated a dwarf planet (but retains its asteroid label), along with Pluto, which was discovered in 1930; Eris, found in
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