what planets did the greeks and romans name?
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Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.
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My guess:\n\nIn Roman mythology Pluto is the God of the underworld, which is all cold and dark.  The ninth planet is also cold and dark.  Hence, the name.
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10 is my answer. A new planet call UB313 was discovered. Here are they planets in order:\nMecury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.\n\n10 Planets said. 10 Points for the best answer
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Mars is a bright, red object in the sky. It is very easy to see, which means that even people that lived long ago knew it was there. So, we don't know who discovered it. We do know it was named after the Roman god of war. \n\nA scientist named Giovanni Schiaparelli saw many long lines on Mars. He thought they were water canals made by creatures! Later we sent spacecraft to Mars to study it. \n\nMariner 9 was the first to orbit Mars. It took lots of pictures of volcanoes and craters. It even found Olympus Mons, a giant volcano! The Viking I and II spacecrafts landed on Mars and studied rocks and the soil. Even today the Mars Global Surveyor is mapping the planet!
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(Vulcan- no longer there, refer to first article), Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, (Minerva- another defunc planet now an asteroid belt), Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and tenth planet.\n\nI believe the 10th planet(Planet X) is temporarily called Xena, and its moon(let) Gabrielle. I don't know when the Astronomy Body of Scientists responsible for naming the heavenly bodies will formally announce the name and nature of the planet as, up to now, they are even questioning if it is a planet or merely an overly large asteroid.
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I believe the name "Earth" is derived from Latin. The ancient Greeks however considered earth a goddess naming her Ge or Gaeia in English translation. They still use the name today for earth in their language.
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When I was in school, there was 9.  \n\nMercury\nVenus\nEarth\nMars\nJupiter\nSaturn\nUranus \nNeptune\nPluto\n\nNow, there has been another "planet" found.  I am not sure if they have classified it as a planet in our solar system just yet.
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The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
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It is the red planet because it is red.  I don't know if the planets were given the names first or the Gods, but either way Mars was the God of war, which I am sure is why that God is associated with that planet.
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mercury, mars, venus, earth, jupiter, saturn, uranus, pluto and neptune.
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Mars is the Roman god of war and Venus is the Roman god of love. Jules, Australia.
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Neptune is the Roman, Greek is Poseidon.  Oceanus is another one.
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Scientifics of "modern decades and times certainly did not"name the moons"But modern definition defines them as "Natural satellites of any planet".\nWhich are a matter of mass of orbs which orbit around whichever planet that has them.They are usually named after greek gods and or latin words usually mythological people or things that are deemed as "great"unique or noteworthy OR Great ancient likephilosophers and astonomers and mathmaticians like Copernicus,.ecetera
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Jovian comes from the Roman God Jove (also known as Father Jove, in latin: <i>jovis pater</i> = Jupiter)\n\nAs previously mentioned, the term refers to the gas giant planets.\n\nJupiter is one of the 3 planets observable from earth with the naked eye (Venus and Mars being the others), and so has been known for millenia. When more was learned about the composition and structure of Jupiter and Saturn, astronomers noticed they shared many similarities, and used the term Jovian to describe planets like Jupiter. For a time this included Uranus and Neptune, also 'gas giants'. However, modern astronomers have begun referring to these two as Uranian planets, due to the predominance of water, methane, and ammonia in their composition, as opposed to the Jovians, which are mostly made up of hydrogen and helium.\n\nIt can also be used to refer to Jupiter's many moons, or its rings.
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MERCURY: Closest to sun. Smallest in diameter.\nVENUS: Dense cloud cover. Hot surface temperature.\nEARTH: Home to humanity. High mineral content.\nMARS: Largest volcano (Olympus Mons) in solar system. Largest canyon in the solar system.\nSATURN: Surrounded by rings. Smallest gas giant in our solar system.\nJUPITER: Largest celestial body in the solar system (not counting the sun itself). Deepest gravity and atmosphere well.\nURANUS: It rotates on its side (pole points toward sun). Only planet with a Greek (rather than Roman) name.\nNEPTUNE: Has the largest moon (Triton) to orbit backward around a planet. Has the highest wind velocity (>1400 m/s).\nPLUTO: Alternates with Neptune for being "most distant" from the sun. Hotly debated whether it is actually a "planet".
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Earth also called as blue planet.Sorry i don't astrology name of the earth.
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Areopolis, since areo-, from the Greek god of war, Ares, refers to Mars in the same way geo- refers to Earth.\n\nI'd then nickname it "The Red City."