Planets & Moons of the Solar System (CSV)

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H	Body Type	Name	Parent Body	Diameter (km)	Mass (kg)	Distance from Sun (AU)	Orbital Period (Earth days)	Surface Gravity (m/s²)	Atmosphere	Notable Features
2	Planet	Mercury	Sun	4879	3.3e23	0.39	88.0	3.7	Minimal	Smallest planet; extreme temperature swings
3	Planet	Venus	Sun	12104	4.87e24	0.72	224.7	8.87	Thick CO2	Hottest planet; retrograde rotation
4	Planet	Earth	Sun	12742	5.97e24	1.00	365.25	9.81	N2/O2	Only known life-bearing planet
5	Planet	Mars	Sun	6779	6.42e23	1.52	687.0	3.72	Thin CO2	Olympus Mons; largest volcano in solar system
6	Planet	Jupiter	Sun	139820	1.90e27	5.20	4333	24.79	H2/He	Largest planet; Great Red Spot storm
7	Planet	Saturn	Sun	116460	5.68e26	9.58	10759	10.44	H2/He	Famous ring system; least dense planet
8	Planet	Uranus	Sun	50724	8.68e25	19.22	30687	8.87	H2/He/CH4	Rotates on its side; coldest atmosphere
9	Planet	Neptune	Sun	49244	1.02e26	30.05	60190	11.15	H2/He/CH4	Strongest winds; 1 moon (Triton) retrograde
10	Dwarf Planet	Pluto	Sun	2376	1.30e22	39.5	90560	0.62	Thin N2	Reclassified in 2006; heart-shaped plain
11	Dwarf Planet	Eris	Sun	2326	1.66e22	67.9	204196	0.8	Thin CH4	Most massive dwarf planet
12	Dwarf Planet	Ceres	Sun	945	9.39e20	2.77	1681	0.27	None	Largest asteroid belt body
13	Moon	Moon (Luna)	Earth	3474	7.35e22	N/A	27.3	1.62	None	Only natural satellite of Earth; tidal locking
14	Moon	Phobos	Mars	22.4	1.07e16	N/A	0.32	0.0057	None	Closest moon to Mars; will collide in ~50M years
15	Moon	Deimos	Mars	12.4	1.48e15	N/A	1.26	0.003	None
16	Moon	Io	Jupiter	3643	8.93e22	N/A	1.77	1.796	SO2 trace	Most volcanically active body in solar system
17	Moon	Europa	Jupiter	3121	4.80e22	N/A	3.55	1.315	O2 trace	Subsurface ocean; candidate for extraterrestrial life
18	Moon	Ganymede	Jupiter	5268	1.48e23	N/A	7.15	1.428	O2 trace	Largest moon in solar system; larger than Mercury
19	Moon	Callisto	Jupiter	4820	1.08e23	N/A	16.69	1.235	CO2/O2 trace	Most heavily cratered object in solar system
20	Moon	Titan	Saturn	5149	1.35e23	N/A	15.95	1.352	N2/CH4	Only moon with dense atmosphere; methane lakes
21	Moon	Enceladus	Saturn	504	1.08e20	N/A	1.37	0.113	H2O/N2	Active geysers; subsurface liquid ocean
22	Moon	Mimas	Saturn	396	3.75e19	N/A	0.94	0.064	None	Resembles Death Star; Herschel Crater
23	Moon	Rhea	Saturn	1527	2.31e21	N/A	4.52	0.264	O2/CO2 trace	Saturn's second largest moon
24	Moon	Dione	Saturn	1122	1.10e21	N/A	2.74	0.232	O2 trace
25	Moon	Tethys	Saturn	1060	6.18e20	N/A	1.89	0.145	None
26	Moon	Iapetus	Saturn	1469	1.81e21	N/A	79.32	0.224	None	Two-toned coloring
27	Moon	Miranda	Uranus	471	6.59e19	N/A	1.41	0.079	None	Bizarre	varied terrain; Verona Rupes cliff
28	Moon	Ariel	Uranus	1157	1.35e21	N/A	2.52	0.27	None
29	Moon	Umbriel	Uranus	1169	1.17e21	N/A	4.14	0.2	None
30	Moon	Titania	Uranus	1577	3.53e21	N/A	8.71	0.379	None	Uranus's largest moon
31	Moon	Oberon	Uranus	1522	3.01e21	N/A	13.46	0.347	None
32	Moon	Triton	Neptune	2707	2.14e22	N/A	5.88 (retrograde)	0.779	N2 trace	Only large retrograde moon; likely captured KBO
33	Moon	Charon	Pluto	1212	1.59e21	N/A	6.39	0.288	None	Largest relative moon; Pluto-Charon are binary system
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