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Welcome to Bob the Alien's Tour of the Solar System. Join me and my dog, Bobsdog, for an exciting journey around your Solar System and beyond. We will visit peculiar planets, mysterious moons, amazing asteroids, crazy comets and, if we have time, we can look at some When you're ready to begin your voyage of discovery, choose a destination from the list below or browse all of our pages from the The closest planet to the Sun and the smallest of the eight regular planets. Venus' bright and beautiful appearance hides a suffocating world covered in volcanic ruins and surrounded by a toxic atmosphere. Your home and the only planet in the Solar System known to support life. Has one moon. The Red Planet. Once a planet covered in water, now dry and deserted, although a popular destination for unmanned space craft. Two moons A region of small rocky worlds separates the Inner Planets from the Outer Planets. The Solar System's largest planet, home of the Great Red Spot, a storm that has been raging for hundreds of years. Jupiter has at least 79 Surrounded by beautiful rings, Saturn is the second largest planet in the Solar System. It has at least 62 moons. Orbiting the Sun on its side, Uran*s was discovered in 1781. It has 27 moons. The most distant of the eight regular planets, Neptune is a cold world with 13 known moons. A Dwarf Planet situated within the Asteroid Belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Discovered in 1930, Pluto was the ninth planet in the Solar System until it became known as a Dwarf Planet in 2006. It has five moons. An odd-shaped little world, Haumea was discovered in 2003 and is known to have two moons. Image is artist's impression. Pronounced Ma-ke, ma-ke, Makemake was discovered in 2003 and is thought to have one moon. Discovered in 2005, Eris is the second largest Dwarf Planet. It has one known moon and takes a whopping 557 years to get around the Sun. Earth's companion in space and the only object other than Earth to be stepped on by human beings.