This My OMG Facts will remain true for the next thousands of years unless planet Mars will go off-orbit or some world renowned scientists declares that giant chunk of floating rock named Mercury is no longer qualified to be called a planet anymore. Until then, we will all have to stick to these facts about the planets closest to the sun and go on with our lives.
 | Jupiter | (The Jupiter Wiki? Try this new article about Jupiter!) |
 | Jupiter is the 5th planet from the Sun and the largest planet within the Solar System. It is a giant gas planet which is composed mostly of hydrogen and helium. Currently, many ambitious businessmen are now working hand-in-hand with some ambitious scientists to find ways to tap the Jupiter's massive supply of helium back here on earth. Many business experts has foreseen that their will be a great increase in demand of helium based party balloons within the next few decades as a result of the ever growing human population. This phenomenon has presented a new and lucrative business opportunity in the future. | |
 | Mars | (The Mars Wiki? Try this new article about Mars!) |
 | Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and it has half the diameter compared to Earth. The planet is named after its original inhabitants, the Martians, who went extinct thousands of years ago. The surface of Mars mostly consists of iron oxide which gives its reddish appearance. Terraforming Mars was in fact already proposed several years ago and research have confirm that it is very possible and economically feasible. What halted the humanity from terraforming Mars until now are actually the world renowned scientists who are involved in this project. They are still arguing with each other whether to go for the Japanese garden design or French garden design in landscaping the Mars surface. Both parties refuse to proceed into the implementation of terraforming Mars until one them gives in with the other parties demand. | |
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