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Name a solar-system planet with at least six letters in its English name.

The eight planets. Count letters in the English name.

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Start with the full category, then apply the exact boundary: The eight planets. Count letters in the English name. You only need one qualifying answer. A longer name is not automatically rarer.

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MercuryMercury is planet 1 from the Sun. Dwarf planets are a separate classification.
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Uranus

Uranus · 87 points · 6 characters

Uranus is planet 7 from the Sun. Dwarf planets are a separate classification.

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Neptune

92 points · Shortest accepted spelling: Neptune

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NeptuneNeptune is planet 8 from the Sun. Dwarf planets are a separate classification.Shortest accepted input: Neptune · 7 characters
92 points
UranusUranus is planet 7 from the Sun. Dwarf planets are a separate classification.Shortest accepted input: Uranus · 6 characters
87 points
MercuryMercury is planet 1 from the Sun. Dwarf planets are a separate classification.Shortest accepted input: Mercury · 7 characters
69 points
SaturnSaturn is planet 6 from the Sun. Dwarf planets are a separate classification.Shortest accepted input: Saturn · 6 characters
40 points
JupiterJupiter is planet 5 from the Sun. Dwarf planets are a separate classification.Shortest accepted input: Jupiter · 7 characters
31 points
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  • The eight planets and dwarf planets are separate sets. A moon belongs to neither planet set; apply any size, position or name-length condition as well.

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Source: NASA · Our solar system ↗

Reference version: 2026-09-13. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.