This force of attraction exists between all objects with mass in the universe.
The Sun is at the center of this system, which includes planets, moons, asteroids, and comets.
What is the Heliocentric Model?
This is the closest planet to the Sun.
What is Mercury?
This planet is known for its beautiful ring system, visible even with a small telescope.
What is Saturn?
The force of gravity between two objects depends on their mass and this factor.
What is distance?
Galileo observed this, supporting the idea that not everything orbits Earth.
What are Venus's phase?
Mercury's surface is covered with these round depressions caused by impacts.
What are craters?
This gas giant has the strongest gravity of any planet in our solar system.
What is Jupiter?
This dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt has a moon almost half its size.
What is Pluto?
This is what we call the path an object takes as it orbits around another due to gravity.
What is an orbit?
Planets move in these shaped orbits around the Sun, not perfect circles as once thought.
What are ellipses?
What is elliptical orbit?
This planet is often called Earth's "twin" due to its similar size.
What is Venus?
The outer planets are mainly composed of these two elements.
Our solar system formed from this type of large cloud about 4.6 billion years ago.
What is a nebula?
What is a solar nebula?
We give credit to this astronomer for developing the geocentric model.
Who is Ptolemy
This terrestrial planet rotates in the opposite direction compared to most other planets.
What is Venus?
These small bodies were left over after planet formation and are found mainly between Mars and Jupiter.
What are asteroids?
This Polish astronomer proposed the heliocentric model
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Who is Copernicus?
Known as the "Red Planet," this terrestrial world has the largest volcano in our solar system.
What is Mars?