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| a type of space organization where everything revolves around earth |
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| when everything revolves around the sun |
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| the oval shape of an orbit |
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| an object that stays in the same path until something moves it |
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| two hydrogen atoms fused together to create the sun's energy |
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| the inner layer of the sun's atmosphere |
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| the layer of the sun we see as rays of fire |
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| a stream of electricity sent out by the corona |
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| the outermost layer of the sun |
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| areas of the sun where the gas is cooler |
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| red loops of gas coming off of the sun |
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| hydrogen from the sun exploding into space |
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| planets that dont have a gas surface |
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| trapping of heat by the atmosphere |
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| the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune |
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| large rocks in space, some of which are orbiting the sun |
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| a large area between Mars and Jupiter with millions andmillions of asteroids |
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| A chunk off of an asteroid |
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| a large dusty ice ball in space |
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| a meteoroid that enters Earth's atmosphere |
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| the middle of the sun, it can reach 15,000,000 degrees celcius |
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| when something rotates the opposite way |
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| a meteoroid that enters Earth's atmosphere and hits Earth |
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