concept   planet
culture   Western countries
statement   Planet is a prominent concept in the education system of Western countries and is the subject of ongoing exploration missions by space agencies like NASA.
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1 dwarf planets Western countries Dwarf planets are recognized as a distinct category in astronomy, including Pluto. 1
2 exoplanets Western countries Exciting area of scientific research and discovery, with ongoing missions and public interest in finding new exoplanets. 1
3 neptune Western countries Neptune is one of the recognized planets in the solar system and was discovered in 1846. 1
4 planet Western countries Considered a major subject of study and fascination, with ongoing exploration missions by space agencies like NASA. 1
5 planet Western countries In Western countries, the concept of planet mainly refers to celestial bodies such as Earth, Mars, and Jupiter, as studied in astronomy and space exploration. 1
6 planet Western countries Taught as part of basic science education, including the eight planets in the solar system. 1
7 planet Western countries There are eight recognized planets in the solar system, including Earth. 1
8 planets Western countries Studied extensively in astronomy and space exploration 1
9 planets Western countries There are 8 planets in the solar system, including Earth. 1
10 planets Western countries Studied and explored extensively by space agencies like NASA and ESA. 1
11 planets Western countries Taught in schools as part of basic science education 1
12 planets Western countries Studied extensively as part of scientific exploration and space missions. 1
13 terrestrial planet Western countries Terrestrial planets are considered to be rocky and Earth-like in nature, emphasizing their potential for hosting life. 1
14 terrestrial planet Western countries Terrestrial planets are seen as solid and rocky, with a similar composition to Earth. 1