The motion that causes day and night.
Rotation
The largest planet in the solar system
Jupiter
What phase of the moon is shown here? 
New Moon
The cloud of gas and dust where stars form.
A nebula
What is a Galaxy?
Galaxies are systems that contain millions or even billions of stars
What star is closest to Earth?
The Sun!
What do we call spinning of the Earth around the Sun?
Revolution
Icy objects that form glowing tails when they get close to the Sun.
Comets
Example of a Natural Satellite
The moon
Gravity pulling gas together to make a star.
Protostar formation
The crowded central region of the Milky Way.
The galactic center
The unit used to measure distances between stars.
Light-year
When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun.
Summer
Small rocky objects found between Mars and Jupiter.
Asteroids
The term for the Moon decreasing in light.
Waning
A massive stellar explosion at the end of a large star’s life.
Supernova
The massive object at the center of the Milky Way.
A supermassive black hole
The process where a large atom splits into two smaller atoms.
Nuclear fission
What causes to have four seasons?
Seasons are the result of the tilt of the Earth's axis.
The planet with the most famous ring system.
Saturn
The number of days in the lunar cycle.
About 28 days
The object formed when a massive star collapses completely.
Black hole and Neutron star
The part of a galaxy where our solar system is located.
A spiral arm (specifically the Orion Arm)
The process that powers the Sun and stars.
Nuclear fusion
When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun.
The season in the southern hemisphere is..
Summer
A distant region filled with icy comets marking the edge of the Sun’s influence.
The Oort Cloud
A thin sliver after the last quarter.
Waning crescent
The stage the Sun will become after shedding its outer layers.
White dwarf
The flattened, disk-like structure formed from gas and dust.
The galactic disk
The reaction that produces helium from hydrogen inside the Sun.
Fusion