The Sun
Planets
Smaller Bodies
Special Planet Earth
Miscellaneous
100

The sun's innermost layer

core

100

The eighth planet from the sun.

Neptune

100

A small body of ice, rock, and cosmic dust that gives off dust in the form of a tail.

comets

100

Earth's major source of heat and light comes from this

The sun

100

This separates the inner planets from the outer planets

asteroid belt

200

The sun's outermost layer, which makes up the main part of the sun's atmosphere. 

Hint: Cor

corona

200

The hottest planet in the solar system, due to the greenhouse effect.

Venus

200

A small, rocky body that travels through space.

meteoroids

200

The position Earth is from the Sun.

3rd

200

The number of planets in our solar system with no moons.

two

300

The coolest areas on the sun viewed as dark patches

sunspots

300

The planet with the greatest temperature range.

Mercury

300

Earth's natural satellite is called this.

'the moon'

300

The phase of matter that water must exist to sustain life as we know it.

liquid

300

The number of ALL of the stars in our entire solar system.

one

400

Surges of discharged energy that are produced along the sun's outer layer.

solar flares

400

The planet where the largest mountain in the solar system, Olympus Mons, is located.

Mars

400

A small, rocky body that travels through Earth's atmosphere and strikes the surface.

meteorite

400

The region of space that the Earth is located allowing for liquid water to exist.

goldilocks zone

400

A system that allows scientists to rate the hazard level of an object moving towards Earth.

Torino Scale

500

The main two gases that the sun is composed of.

 hydrogen and helium

500

The only planet to rotate on its side.

Uranus

500

These "shooting stars" are small, rocky bodies entering Earth's atmosphere.

meteor

500

The many layers of gases that surround and protect Earth.

 atmosphere

500

Everything in our Solar System is held together by this.

Sun's Gravitational Pull.

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