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Satellite and dwarf planets are the most common type of planet in our Solar System.

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English: There are many kinds of planets in just our own solar system, not even counting planets around other stars (exoplanets). Under the Geophysical Planety Definition, satellite and dwarf planets are the most common type of planet in the solar system.
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Source http://interstellarprobe.jhuapl.edu/News-and-Gallery/#Gallery
Author Johns Hopkins APL/Mike Yakovlev

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