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Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun and the largest in size in our solar system

The southern hemisphere of Mercury, as photographed by the spacecraft Mariner 10 and images of the planet' s surface

Two images of Neptune by the Hubble Space Telescope which provide views of weather on opposite hemispheres

Images of Neptune, as were recorded by the spacecraft Voyager 2

Photo of the Neptune's blue-green atmosphere taken by the spacecraft Voyager 2

The spacecraft Voyager 2 discovered at least eight natural satellites of Neptune. Triton is the largest one covered by ices of methane and nitrogen

Neptune's view, as it is visible on Triton's horizon. Triton is one of the moons of Neptune

The planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Venus and Mercury leave their trails as they set behind a mountain range in Arizona

Images of Uranus, as were recorded by the spacecraft Voyager 2

Two images of Uranus taken by Voyager 2. The left picture represents Uranus with natural colors and the right one was taken with the use of special filter

View of planet Uranus with its five moons. Uranus has totally 15 natural satellites

The northern hemisphere in a global view of planet Venus produced by the spacecraft Magellan

Three-dimensional image of wide craters sent by radar of Magellan spacecraft that orbited Venus for four years in the early 1990s

View of lighting striking the surface of planet of Venus

Three-dimensional image of the Maat Mons volcano sent by radar of the spacecraft Magellan that orbited Venus for four years in the early 1990s