what is the difference between stars, planets and satellites?

Stars are hot and bright. They produce their own heat and light. That's what we usually see when we glare at the night sky. Platens are usually cold. They don't create heat and light, they take it from the start they revolve around. Some of them we can see at night for example Venus, a few days ago you could see Jupiter along with Venus because they reflect the light they get from the sun. Satellites are smaller than planets and revolve around them just as planets revolve around start. Earth's natural satellite is the Moon. Jupiter has the most satellites of all the planets in our solar system, 64 to be exact. The biggest satellite is Ganymede( Jupiter ), the 2nd one is Titan( Saturn )- this one has a really interesting atmosphere.

Hello.Planets are bodies that revolve around sun.And satellite are bodies that revolve around planets and stars have compressed gassy substances ..

First of all is their spelling actually Next is Planets are Big Stars, Stars are Bigger Asteroids, Satellites are disc shaped spaceship :)

Well bit tough to explain it technically, Planets are larger solid bodies which revolving arount the sun. while satellites are smaller solid bodies which revolving around planets and stars doesn't have defnite path and contains fully gas substances...

Stars emit lights and the center of a solar system, planets are big rocks that don't emit light and revolving around the stars, satellites are small rocks or objects that revolving around the planet.