Named after the Roman god of war
Is sometimes further from the sun than Pluto
Has the most water on its surface
Reaches the highest temperatures
Known as the "Red Planet"
First to have a metal named after it
Named after the Roman god of the sea
Has the most branches of KFC
Has the most tilted axis (82.23°)
Has the largest moon (Ganymede)
Named after the Roman goddess of love
Smallest volume gas planet
Has the most craters and looks similar to Earth's moon
Is being explored by NASA's Perseverance rover
Had a SEGA video game console named after it
1. Mercury
2. Venus
3. Earth
4. Mars
5. Jupiter
6. Saturn
7. Uranus
8. Neptune
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Uranus and Neptune almost certainly contain far more water than Earth, maybe as much as Earth's total planetary mass.
There are also several large moons that contain more water than Earth.
It's a pretty fraught question and astronomers don't seem to have a good answer yet, but it's almost certainly not Earth.
I meant intuitive in that Uranus is known to "roll like a ball" as opposed to "spinning like a top", as with the other planets (Venus especially!). To be fair though, Venus is known to "spin backwards", so I take your point.
"Instead of an atmosphere, Mercury possesses a thin exosphere made up of atoms blasted off the surface by the solar wind and striking meteoroids. Mercury's exosphere is composed mostly of oxygen, sodium, hydrogen, helium, and potassium."
Planet that reaches the coldest temperatures. (Everyone presumes Neptune, but because of Uranus being tilted on its side it has a dark side which never sees the sun and is very cold!)
First planet discovered with the use of a telescope. (I really liked this question, but not many could guess it.)
I can’t remember the other two.