Vocabulary
Inner/Outer Planets
Moon Phases
Solar System Objects
Miscellaneous
100

The force that attracts something toward the center of the earth

Gravity 

100

This is the hottest planet. 

venus
100

When you can not see anything. 

New Moon

100

The location of most of the asteroids in space


Asteroid belt

100

A pattern or group of sars that people imagined to represent a figure of some kind.

constellations

200

an object whose gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape

a black hole

200

This is the smallest planet with no atmosphere

Mercury?

200

When the right half of the moon is glowing. 

Waxing

200

These are small, irregular, rocky objects that orbit the sun smaller than a planet but more than 1 meter. 

asteroids

200

The imaginary line that passes through Earth's center and the North and South poles.

the axis

300

the partial or total blocking of one object in space by another

an eclipse

300

This planet has the moons Europa and Calisto. also has the most moons in our solar system

Jupiter

300
More than half but less than full and it is still growing. 

Waxing Gibbous

300

This is frozen gasses and dust that leave a blue trail behind them.

Comet

300

The part of the earth that has the crust and one layer below it. 

Lithosphere 

400

A rocky body that is orbiting the sun but is smaller than a planet

Asteroid 

400

The only known planet that holds life. 

Earth

400

The left half of the moon is glowing. 

3rd Quarter 

400

Meteoroids that pass through the atmosphere and are found on earth's surface are called these.

meteorite

400

What kind of rock comes from magma cooling 

Igneous 

500

When the moon is growing or getting bigger is called what 

Waxing 
500
Known as the red planet

Mars

500

The phases when it is Halfway through it cycle

Full Moon

500

Also known as a shooting star. When meteoroids pass through the earths atmosphere and start to burn up

Meteor 

500

What is an impression of a plant or animal that is left when the animal dies and is buried fast enough?

A Fossil 

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