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Solar System
the Sun, planets their moons, and other objects that orbit the Sun

Orbit
a path of an object as it circles around another object in outer space

Gravity
a natural force that pulls two objects toward one another

Moon
a natural object that revolves around a planet

Earth
solid and rocky planet, has liquid water and atmosphere

Asteroid
a rocky object that orbits the Sun, found mostly in the region between Mars and Jupiter

Comet
a small object in space that orbits a star and is made of ice, dust particles, and frozen gases

Sun
hot ball of gas, medium-sized star closest to Earth, provides energy and light to living things on Earth

Revolution
the movement of an object around another object. It takes Earth 1 year to revolve around the sun.

Rotation
when an object spins on its axis, it takes Earth 1 day to rotate once around its axis

Star
A huge ball of gases that makes its own heat and light

The Sun appears to be the brightest and largest star because...
It is the closest star to Earth

Mercury
small, rocky planet with craters

Venus
rocky planet with thick layer of hot clouds

Mars
covered by red, dusty soil
nickname: "Red Planet"

Jupiter
largest planet, gas giant

Saturn
gas planet with the most rings

Uranus
blue-green gas giant
rotates on its side

Neptune
deep blue gas planet

Pluto
a small, cold, rocky dwarf planet

The largest planet
Jupiter

The third planet from the Sun.
the Earth

It's the closest to the Sun.
Mercury

It is the eight planet from the Sun.
Neptune

It is called the "Red planet" because of the iron oxide (rust)
Mars

It rotates on its side 98 degrees
Uranus

Planet with the most moons
Saturn

Ellipse
A elongated circle, or oval shape, the shape of the planets orbit.

Golidlocks zone
the right distance away from the sun to make life on earth possible.
Astroid belt
The region of the solar system between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, where many astroids are found

Meteoriod
a chunk or rock or dust in space, smaller than asteriods

meteorite
A meteoroid that passes through the atmosphere and hits Earth's surface.

A comet's tail points
away from the Sun regardless of the comet's motion.

Gravity
A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses.

The planet with the most gravitational pull
jupiter

True or false: The size/mass of a planet determines how much gravitational pull it has.
True
Hubble Space Telescope
a space telescope and camera named for a famous astronaut (Edward Hubble) used to study space elements
International space station
A moving science lab in space used by multiple countries.
Rover
a small robotic space probe that can move about the surface of a planet or moon