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The 23 pages that link to Planet, each with the reason it gives.

• Star systemBroader topic: Planets are the most familiar orbiting members of many star systems.

• NeptuneNarrower topic: Neptune satisfies the International Astronomical Union’s definition of a planet.

• PlutoNarrower topic: Pluto’s reclassification followed a formal distinction between planets and dwarf planets.

• Solar SystemBroader topic: Eight planets make up the system’s most prominent orbiting bodies.

• Dwarf planetCompared with: The cleared-neighborhood criterion separates planets from dwarf planets.

• CeresCompared with: Ceres is round like a planet but has not cleared its belt orbit.

• Natural satelliteCompared with: A planet orbits a star directly; a natural satellite orbits another body.

• Small Solar System bodyCompared with: Planets are explicitly excluded from the small-body category.

• Terrestrial planetNarrower topic: Terrestrial planets are one class of planet, distinguished by rocky composition and a solid surface.

• Minor planetCompared with: Clearing an orbital neighborhood distinguishes planets from minor planets.

• Planetary massNarrower topic: Definitions of a planet determine which bodies receive planetary-mass comparisons.

• Planetary-mass objectCompared with: Some planetary-mass objects orbit stars and qualify as planets; others do not meet the orbital criterion.

• SatelliteCompared with: Planets orbit stars, while satellites orbit planets or other larger bodies.

• Planetary systemBroader topic: Planets are the defining major bodies orbiting the central star.

• Planetary romanceNarrower topic: The mode depends on planets as settings expansive enough for distinct environments and societies.

• 4 VestaCompared with: Vesta was once called a planet, but it has not cleared its orbital neighborhood.

• Astronomical objectBroader topic: Planets are among the most familiar compact objects in space.

• CelestaRelated: Holst’s score includes celesta, adding a distinctive color to the orchestra.

• Gustav HolstBroader topic: Its vivid orchestration and planetary character pieces made Holst internationally famous.

• Giant planetNarrower topic: Giant planets are one broad class of planets, defined by their mass and volatile-rich composition.

• Night skyRelated: Planets appear as bright, wandering points among the apparently fixed stars.

• Thomas BeechamRelated: Beecham’s recording became one of the best-known early accounts of Holst’s suite.

• Moon (astronomy)Compared with: Unlike a moon, a planet orbits a star directly and meets the recognized criteria for planetary status.