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The gradual growth by collision and sticking.
What is accretion?
The smallest planetary debris.
What are comets?
This planet is the biggest one in our solar system.
What is Jupiter?
This planet has the most prominent rings.
What is Saturn?
This planet is not technically a “planet.”
What is Pluto?
The group of planets that are the least dense.
What is Jovian planets?
The generally accepted theory about the solar system‘s evolution.
What is the Condensation Theory?
This material is what Saturn’s rings are made of.
What are ice chunks?
This planet has the slowest retrograde motion and slowest rotation.
What is Venus?
The way asteroids can be classified by.
What is composition/what is what they’re made of?
The first planet discovered by a telescope.
What is Uranus?
This ingredient is key in the Condensation Theory.
What is interstellar dust?
The other name for Jupiter.
What is Jove?
This planet’s energy source is found inside of itself.
What is Neptune?
This is where the Asteroid Belt exists.
What is between Mars and Jupiter?
This is why Uranus has a calm atmosphere.
What is the lack of an inner heat source?
These are the terrestrial planets.
What are Earth, Venus, Mercury, and Mars?
This gas causes the color of Uranus.
What is methane?
These are the Jovian planets.
What are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune?
The planet that has a day twice as long as its year.
What is Mercury?
The terrestrial planets with magnetic fields.
What are Earth and Mercury?
The biggest interplanetary debris.
What are asteroids?
The terrestrial planets with moons.
What are Earth and Mars?
The order of the planets from closest to the sun to furthest.
What is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune?
What is “near Earth asteroid?”