10 Interesting Facts about the Solar System

Nasa scientists have claimed to found volcanoes on Pluto which spews snow.

All the planets can easily fit in between the distance of The Earth and The Moon.

Uranus spins sideways, i.e., till two decades the other side of the Uranus doesn’t see The Sun as Uranus' year is 21 Earth years long.

The 10th Moon of Jupiter, Jovian, is the most active Moon in the Solar system as it’s volcanoes erupt 900 kgs of gases towards Jupiter each second.

Venus is the hottest planet that can even melt lead.

The Mercury planet is getting smaller and denser over time.

The great red spot of Jupiter, which is a storm, is shrinking.

Saturn has a raging six-sided storm for decades named “Hexagon”.

It will take our Solar System 230-250 million years to complete a revolution around the Milky Way.

Our Solar System consists of more than 150 Moons.