Planets
The largest planet. Can contain 1,000 bodies the size of Earth.
Jupiter
By far the largest heavenly body near the earth.
The Sun
Theory that explains the formation of the planets.
Big Bang Theory
Third planet from the sun. You live here.
Earth
Natural satellite of Earth.
Moon
Known as the ringed planet.
Saturn
Center portion of the sun.
Core
What the first four planets in the solar system are referred to. Very hot and unstable for habitation.
The Inner Belt
Different layers of air.
Atmosphere
Bowl-shaped holes on the moon.
Craters
The fourth planet in the solar system. Has seasons like Earth. Red planet.
Mars
Lies outside the chromosphere
Corona
The last four planets in the solar system are referred to as. They have no solid surface - large gas giants.
The Outer Belt
Study of earths atmosphere
Meterology
Rise and fall of the ocean water.
Tides
Has a thick atmosphere with crushing pressure. The clouds are made up of tiny droplets of acid.
Venus
Surface of the sun.
Photoshphere
Cold, dense planet aobut which little is known. Once considered the most distant planet of our solar system.
Pluto
Outermost layer of the earth.
Crust
Small body that orbits around a larger body.
Satellite
Rotates on an axis that is almost titled on its side. Sometimes its poles point directly at the sun.
Uranus
layer above the photosphere
Chromosphere
Compact chunk of frozen gases and dust. Described as "dirty snowballs".
Comet
Represents the passing of one year.
Revolution
Large, dark areas of the moon.
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