The number is always increasing, but at the end of 2011 is nearing 1000.
In our solar system, there are 8 planets. Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune. There are a further five dwarf planets, including Pluto.
Astronomers have discovered many more planets in other solar systems over more recent years, several hundred to date.
Everything that you can think of about space (that is factual) is what humans know about space. Humans are the only reason we know space contains planets, stars, and moons.
We can never know how many planets there are in the entire universe.
Many astronomers, historians, regular people, and scientisis know about the planets in our Solar system.
7
The history of the planets had nothing to do with humans. Humans used the planets as religious symbols.
There are 5 altogether.
No. We know what the stars are. They are not planets. They are distant suns, many of which do have undiscovered planets.
Only the Planet Earth have humans walked on.
Considering water is made with Oxygen and Hydrogen, the only planets that could have water on them would have to have plants. Humans haven't discovered many planets due to the difficulty. We are not advanced enough to know much of this. As space exploration goes on, people learn knew things about the Universe and planets. If humans ever did find a planet with wildlife on it, we'd probably land there, and manage to survive. Humans would most likely eventually colonize on other planets. However, the chances of planets in our solar system having wildlife on them is slim, and to find these, we'd need to travel very far from Earth, once again bringing my point that humans are not advanced enough.
No, the Earth is the only planet with Humans.
Very probably
Humans can live on the planet Earth. Other planets are unsuitable for our existence unless new technology was able to assist humans in harsh environments.