MERCURY

Mercury, the Solar System’s smallest and innermost planet, completes each orbit with breathtaking speed. This sun-scorched world, marked by extreme temperatures and ancient craters, holds crucial clues to understanding the birth of our planetary neighborhood.

VENUS

Shrouded in thick clouds of sulfuric acid, Venus orbits as the Solar System's brightest planet. This hostile world, with its crushing atmospheric pressure and scorching surface heat, offers a stark warning of runaway greenhouse effects.

Earth

Earth is the third planet from the Sun and the only known world to harbor life. Its atmosphere, liquid water, and magnetic field make it a rare cosmic oasis. From space, Earth’s blue oceans and swirling clouds stand out vividly against the dark backdrop of the Solar System, reminding us how unique and fragile our home is