The solar system is our common home, in which the Earth, the Sun and other planets are located. They revolve around the center of the system: the Sun. Each planet has its size, color, rotation period around the sun and many other parameters. Look at our GIF images of the Solar System and you will understand how it works. Download for free!

GIFs Solar system and planets

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

This is what happens in the solar system in one earthly year. The proportions of the planets are not met

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

The order of the planets in the solar system. The proportions are not met

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

3D model of the solar system. The proportions of the planets are met. The names of the planets are written below. These are the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. Pluto did not fit

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

The real dimensions of all the planets in comparison with the stars. A little humor at the end

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

The planets of the solar system are lined up so that you can compare their sizes. Earth is the third planet from the sun

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Comparison of the two theories – heliocentrism and geocentrism. How would the planets rotate if the Earth were at the center of the system

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Dimensions of the planets of the solar system in relation to the Sun

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

On this animated picture you can see the periods of rotation of different planets around the sun

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

The planets revolve around the sun. Can you find Pluto?

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

The solar system does not stand still, it rotates around the center of the galaxy. The speed of the solar system is 240 kilometers per second. It’s not very fast by space standards. After all, the center of the galaxy is 26,000 light years away!

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Another GIF animation of the movement of the solar system in the galaxy

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Our cheerful Sun

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

You will need patience to watch this GIF animation until the end.

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Three-dimensional model of the solar system

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Friendly planets

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Scheme of rotation of planets around the sun with motionless Uranus and Neptune

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Planets in space

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

GIF animation of rotating planets around the Sun

GIF images of all planets of the solar system in order of distance from the Sun

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Mercury

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Venus

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Earth

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Mars

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Ceres is deprived of the status of the planet and is attributed to asteroids

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Jupiter and his companions

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Saturn

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

What are the rings of Saturn?

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Uranus

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Neptune

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Pluto

GIFs The Solar System and its Structure - All the Planets

Here’s how photos of Pluto improved along with improved technology

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