Universe

Universe, some thing with planets under the shape of a round ball. One thing is that most of the ones already known like Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Moon, Saturn, Pluto are solid ground or gas. So in another 500 planets inside the galaxy there might be another one blue with water, oxygen, solid ground and species like insects,  bugs, animals or 2 feet peoples.

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