The Legend of Milky Way /Greece

Phaeton, son of Helios the sun, wanted to drive the chariot of the sun across the sky. his father
tried to convince him that the idea was unwise, but Phaeton took the reins and drove the burning
chariot pulled by four fierce horses. The horses felt that the hand at the reins wasn't sure and
rushed through the sky pulling the chariot hastily. First, the horses flew too high and the Earth
was frozen and then the horses flew too low burning everything they found. The people of Africa
were so badly burned that their skin turned dark.
When Zeus saw the damage his son was causing, he threw a thunderbolt at the mischievous boy,
knocking him from the chariot. Phaeton fell to earth as a meteor and landed in the river Eridanus.
Feeling compassion for the boy, the gods placed the river in the sky to commemorate his terrible
experience and it became the Milky Way.

The Legend of The Constellation Delphinus

Poseidon desired to make Amphitrite his wife, but she escaped to Mount Atlas with the Nereids.
Poseidon sent the dolphin to find her. In the islands of Atlas, the dolphin discovered Amphitrite,
and brought her back to Poseidon, who married her and declared the dolphin a sacred creature. He
placed an image of it among the stars. The Dolphin has one star on the mouth; two on the dorsal
fin; three on the ventral fins; one on the back; two on the tail. The total is nine. Because the
number of stars corresponds to the number of Muses.

 Choose the correct option

What is the solar system?
 It is our Sun and everything that travels around it.
 It is our Earth and the moon that travels around it.
 It is the moon and the sun.

Our solar system is

 Round in shape
 Elliptical in shape.
 Triangular in shape.
That means it is shaped like an egg.

The Sun is in the center of

 The milky way
 The solar system.
 The Martian system

Our solar system is always

 in motion.
 static

Nine known planets and their

 moons,
 planets,
 comets,
along with comets, asteroids, and other space objects orbit the Sun.

The Sun is the

 biggest
 smallest
 fastest
object in our solar system. It contains more than 99% of the solar system's mass.
Astronomers think the solar system is more than 4 billion years
 hard
 old.
 Tall.