sun, the heavenly body in our solar system whose light makes our day and around which the planets revolve, star, any of the heavenly bodies except planets which are visible at night and look like fixed points of light, solar system, the sun and the planets, asteroids, comets, and meteors that revolve around it, neptune, the planet that is eighth in order of distance from the sun and has a diameter of about 31,000 miles, uranus, the planet that is seventh in order of distance from the sun and has a diameter of about 32,000 miles, saturn, the planet that is sixth in distance from the sun and has a diameter of about 75,000 miles, jupiter, the planet that is fifth in order of distance from the sun and is the largest of the planets with a diameter of about 89,000 miles, mars, the planet that is fourth in order of distance from the sun, is known for its redness, and has a diameter of about 4200 miles, earth, the planet that is third in distance from the sun. The planet that we live on., venus, the planet that is second in order of distance from the sun and has a diameter of about 7,500 miles, mercury, the planet that is nearest the sun and has a diameter of about 3000 miles, planet, any large heavenly body that orbits a star, moon, a smaller body that revolves around a planet, milky way, a broad band of light that stretches across the sky and is caused by the light of a very great number of faint stars, meteor, one of the small pieces of matter in the solar system that enter the earth's atmosphere where friction may cause them to glow and form a streak of light, galaxy, any one of the very large groups of stars that make up the universe, asteroid, one of thousands of rocky objects that move in orbits mostly between those of Mars and Jupiter and have diameters from a fraction of a mile to nearly 500 miles, dwarf planet, a heavenly body similar to a planet but too small to clear other objects from its orbit, comet, |a small bright heavenly body that develops a cloudy tail as it moves in an orbit around the sun, black hole, a heavenly body with such strong gravity that light cannot escape it and that is thought to be caused by the collapse of a massive star.

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