The names they have are the Roman names. Even for the Earth (Terra--Latin for dirt or land) and the Moon (Luna--the Latin for the Greek goddess of the moon, Selene). They are the Roman Names for the same Gods that would be different in Greek, with the exception of Uranus, which is the Greek name, literally the sky, son and husband of Gaia (the Earth), and the father of the gods.
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mostly roman gods
They are all planets
During the rule of the Roman empire, Roman astronomers named the planets after their gods and the names have stuck.
The planets of the solar system are named after the Roman and Greek gods.
Good question, all the planets' names except earth were named after roman gods and goddesses. Venus is named after the roman goddess of love, Neptune the roman god of water. Saturn the roman god of farming, Mars the roman god of war, Jupiter the ruler of all the roman gods. Uranus however was named after the Greek God (roman and greek mythology is different) of the sky. Even Pluto now not a planet was named after the roman god of the underworld or dead.
They are planets
The planets names are derived from Roman and Greek mythology,except for thr Earth which is Germanic and old English in orgin.
They were named after gods.
All the planets names are from Roman mythology, not Greek.
Venus, Mars, Neptune, Jupiter, Pluto (dwarf), Mercury, Sun (star), and Moon (moon). These were all the Roman equivalents for Greek gods. For example Hades' Roman name was Pluto. Additional answer: The planets Uranus and Saturn(us) also belong to this gang. In addition the moons of the planets have names from mythology.
With the exception of Earth, all the names of the major planets in our solar system come from the names of Roman gods and goddesses:Mercury is the messenger god.Venus is the goddess of love and affectionEarth comes from the Old English word for landMars is the god of warJupiter is the king of the gods, and god of the skySaturn is a roman god that represents dance, agriculture, justice and strengthUranus is the personification of the sky.Neptune is the god of the seaThe names of the dwarf planets come from Greek, Roman, Hawaiian and Rapa Nui mythology:Ceres - RomanPluto - RomanHaumea - HawaiianMakemake - Rapa NuiEris - Greek