Celestial body A is the largest planet in the solar system.
Celestial body B is the lightest
planet in the solar system and
is closest to the Sun.
Celestial body C has optimum
conditions to sustain life.
Celestial body D has 17 times more
mass than Earth and has gravity
that is 1.14 times that of Earth.
Celestial body E has the most
volcanoes in our solar system
apart from Earth. It is the second
closest planet to the Sun.
Celestial body G has a core that
consists of iron sulfide mixed with
nickel and is the second-smallest
planet in the solar system.
Celestial body H is the second-largest
planet in the Solar System and has
visible rings.
Celestial body I has a core composed
of nickel-iron alloy and rock surrounded
by an outer layer of hot fluid. The fluid
contains water, ammonia, and methane.
Body I has 27 moons.