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Discovering Space - our Solar System

Age:  4.6  billion  years
People  and  Space
The Solar System we live in contains the Sun,
its eight orbiting planets and any otherBritish academics have made some of the most
astronomical bodies that are under itsimportant discoveries in the history of
gravitational pull such as comets andspace. And in Sir Isaac Newton, we have
asteroids.produced perhaps the most important scientist
of  all  time.
Comets originate from the Oort Cloud and
Kuiper Belt, beyond Neptune, while mostThe UK has also been responsible for much of
asteroids orbit in a region between Mars andthe groundbreaking technology used in today's
Jupiter.missions, and many of the experiments on
them.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars - the four
planets closest to the Sun - are calledHowever, because we don't currently help to
terrestrial planets because they have solidfund manned missions, only three people born
rocky surfaces. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus andin the UK have actually been into space. And
Neptune are known as gas giants. Pluto, atwo of those are American citizens.i) In 1991
dwarf planet, has a solid surface but is muchHelen Sharman became the first Briton in
icier  than  the  terrestrial  planets.space, when she took part in the Soviet
mission Project Juno.ii) A year later,
Our Solar System is just one star systemMichael Foale became the first British-born
among many within the Milky Way galaxy. Thereman in space onboard STS-45. He was also the
are 300 billion stars in the Milky Way andfirst Briton to complete a space walk.iii)
the nearest, Alpha Centauri, is 4.3 lightThe bronze medal went to Piers Sellers,
years away. One light year is approximatelyanother dual citizen, who took part in his
9,500 billion km, the distance travelled byfirst mission in 2002. Piers returned to
light  in  one  year.space in July 2006 onboard STS-121.iv) In
December 2006, Nicholas Patrick became the
There are around 100 billion galaxies in ourfourth British-born astronaut in space on
Universe. So far, no one has detected lifeboard STS-116 Discovery.
outside  our  home  planet.



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