Our Solar Stystem's Past

   The Solar System started out with just the Sun. As it grew, there were swirling spirals orbiting it. Soon the Spirals formed into lifeless Planets. There was Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Pluto, Uranus, and Neptune. Four rocky planets, four gaseous planets, and a very, very gasy rocky planet.  Mars soon had life. It was full of water, plants, and creatures. Most were known as Martians. The creatures looked nothing like future Earth's own creatures. An equinox occurred. Earth and Mars were very close together. Mars had three moons, while Earth had none.  An equinox occurred. A couple years after it, Pluto was knocked out of orbit by an alien object. Pluto's core was unleashed. It was solid rock, not lava. Pieces stayed between Mars and Jupiter, while others rammed into Uranus and twisted it around, messing up it's axis. Pluto was caught back in orbit safely, along with one of Saturn's moons. The moon orbited Pluto keeping it company. Many, many, many years later Earth began to have life, aliens came for a visit and swapped life from Mars, to Earth. One of Mars' moons collided into Earth. The dinosaurs went extinct. Then the Ice Age came, and then it ended. The aliens left it alone for a few thousand or million years. Aliens secretly fly in to check up on their successful project every now and then.