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Planets 1
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A real or imaginary line through the center of an object.

Axis

100

To turn around an axis or a center.

Rotate

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All objects and matter in space including Earth and beyond.

Universe

100

Third planet from the Sun.

Earth

100

Hottest planet in our Solar System.

Venus

200

A blanket of gas surrounding a planet

Atmosphere

200

Half of the sphere of the Earth.

Hemisphere

200

The curved path a planet, spacecraft, or heavenly body takes around another object in space.

Orbit

200

Largest planet.

Jupiter

200

Closest to the Sun.

Mercury

300

A building with a transparent glass or plastic roof made to trap in heat from the sun and grow plants all year.

Greenhouse

300

Extremely cold

Frigid

300

An event that occurs when one object in outer space blocks sunlight reaching another object.

Eclipse

300

The red planet.

Mars

300

The planet with the visible rings.

Saturn

400

Compact; having all the parts very close together.

Dense

400

Small rocky bodies that orbit the sun and that are smaller in size of a planet.

Asteroids

400

Small pieces of metal and rock that travel through the solar system and that are much smaller than asteroids.

Meteoroids

400
This planet rotates sideways.

Uranus

400

This planet was just discovered fewer than 200 years ago.

Neptune

500

A natural or human-made objects that orbit around the planet or other celestial object

Satellites

500

Our sun and all the planets and other objects that move around it.

Solar System

500

Frozen balls of dust and ice whose orbit takes them far out in the solar system.

Comets

500

What do you say to remember the order of the planets?

My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos.

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This dwarf planet is no longer considered a planet.

Pluto

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