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== Local planets == <!--T:93--> <!--T:94--> Our world is a planet. There are several types of planets in the Solar System: </translate> * <translate><!--T:95--> Terrestrial planets</translate> * <translate><!--T:96--> Giant planets</translate> ** <translate><!--T:97--> Gas giants</translate> ** <translate><!--T:98--> Ice giants</translate> * <translate><!--T:129--> Dwarf planets</translate> <translate> <!--T:99--> These are the known planets in the Solar System and some of their natural satellites: </translate> * <translate><!--T:100--> Four terrestrial planets</translate> *# <translate><!--T:101--> Mercury</translate> *# <translate><!--T:102--> Venus</translate> *# <translate><!--T:103--> Earth</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:104--> One satellite, called the Moon</translate> *# <translate><!--T:105--> Mars</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:130--> Two satellites, called Phobos and Deimos</translate> * <translate><!--T:131--> One dwarf planet in the asteroids belt</translate> *# <translate><!--T:132--> Ceres</translate> * <translate><!--T:106--> Two gas giants</translate> *# <translate><!--T:107--> Jupiter</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:108--> Four large satellites, called ''Io'', ''Europa'', ''Ganymede'' and ''Callisto''</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:109--> 75 other known satellites</translate> *# <translate><!--T:110--> Saturn</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:111--> 62 known satellites. Some are very small.</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:112--> Seven are large. The largest, called ''Titan'', is larger than the planet Mercury and it is the second largest known natural satellite in the Solar System.</translate> * <translate><!--T:113--> Two ice giants</translate> *# <translate><!--T:114--> Uranus</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:115--> Five large satellites</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:116--> 22 other known satellites</translate> *# <translate><!--T:117--> Neptune</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:118--> One large satellite, called ''Triton''</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:133--> 13 other known satellites</translate> * <translate><!--T:134--> Four dwarf planets in the Kuiper belt</translate> *# <translate><!--T:135--> Pluto</translate> *#* <translate><!--T:136--> Five satellites, called ''Charon'', ''Nix'', ''Hydra'', ''Kerberos'' and ''Styx''</translate> *# <translate><!--T:137--> Haumea</translate> *# <translate><!--T:138--> Makemake</translate> *# <translate><!--T:139--> Eris</translate> <translate>
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