The moon takes about 27 days to orbit Earth., When meteoroids collide with a planet, they can create craters on its surface., After the meteor broke apart, debris scattered across the sky., Dust and rocks accumulate on the surface of the moon over time., Earth's natural satellite, the moon, influences the tides., The diameter of Earth is about 12,742 kilometers., Scientists believe that Mars has an iron-rich core beneath its surface., The Earth's mantle is made of hot, semi-solid rock that moves slowly., The crust of the moon is covered in a layer of fine dust and rocky debris., Magnesium is one of the elements found in the minerals on the moon's surface., Io, one of Jupiter's moons, is geologically active with many volcanoes., When magma reaches the surface of a planet, it is called lava., Scientists found traces of water in the soil samples from Mars., Meteoroids can become meteors when they enter Earth's atmosphere., Halley's Comet is one of the most famous comets that orbits the sun., The asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter contains thousands of small rocky objects known as asteroids., The impact of a large meteoroid created a massive crater on the moon., The South Pole-Aitken basin is one of the largest craters on the moon., The illumination of the moon changes as it goes through its lunar phases., The lunar phases include the new moon, first quarter, full moon, and last quarter., Apollo 11 was the historic mission that landed the first humans on the moon in 1969., Astronomers observe the night sky to study stars and planets., The distance between Earth and the moon is approximately 384,400 kilometers.,

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