terrestrial (rocky) planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars; called inner planets because they are inside the asteroid belt, gas giant planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune; called the outer planets because they are outside the asteroid belt, moon, space rock that orbits a planet (Earth's natural satellite), satellite, orbits a planet or object to collect data (natural or man-made), celestial bodies, natural objects found in outer space, such as stars, planets, moons, asteroids, and comets, comet, mass of ice, rock, and gas orbiting the Sun; melting ice creates a tail; usually originates in the Kuiper Belt, asteroid, larger, irregularly shaped rock that orbits the Sun (usually between Mars and Jupiter in the asteroid belt), meteor, a STREAK OF LIGHT in the sky produced by the burning of a meteoroid in Earth's atmosphere (sky), meteroid, relatively small, rocky body that travels through space (smaller than an asteroid), meteorite, meteoroid that has hit Earth's surface, dwarf planet, round object that orbits the Sun, but cannot clear it's orbital path, Asteroid Belt, separates the inner planets from the outer planets, shuttle, spaceship that carries other objects or people off the surface into space, rover, space vehicle that explores the surface of a celestial body and collects information, probe, planetary exploration device that sends data back to Earth before making a hard landing and being destroyed, lander, lands on the surface of a celestial body and remains functional after landing (might contain a rover)

Space - Part 2

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