Eight planets circle the same star, each shaped by how close it sits to that fire and what it's made of. This is a live render of the one you're standing on — drag it, watch the day side turn to night.
See the numbers ↓The only planet in the neighborhood with liquid water on its surface, a breathable atmosphere, and — as far as we've found — anyone home.
Four rocky worlds share the inner solar system with Earth. Ordered by distance from the sun.
No atmosphere to hold in heat, so it swings from scorching days to freezing nights. It's the smallest planet, barely bigger than Earth's moon.
Similar in size to Earth, but a runaway greenhouse effect makes it the hottest planet in the solar system — hotter even than Mercury, despite being farther from the sun.
Sits in the narrow band around the sun where water stays liquid — often called the habitable zone. A large moon and a magnetic field both help keep conditions stable.
Iron oxide dust gives Mars its color. It once had rivers and lakes; today it's a cold desert, but frozen water still sits beneath its poles and soil.
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