Uranus. Neptune. 10.4 Asteroids, Comets
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| group of asteroids located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter | asteroid belt
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| highly reflective streamers emitted from a comet | tail
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| heart of a comet | nucleus
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| asteroids located in the inner solar system | NEAs
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| asteroid-sized object made of rock | comet
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| dust and gas that forms a cloud around the center of a comet | coma
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| first new planet discovered | Uranus
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| astronomer who correctly calculated the return of a comet seen in 1682 | Edmond Halley
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| planet discovered mathematically | Neptune
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| group of asteroids that travel in front of and behind Jupiter | Trojan asteroids
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