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Solar System

COVERT - Planets, and Celestial Objects

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inner planets small and dense planets with rocky surfaces which are Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
outer planets larger than Earth, gas giants which are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune
dwarf planets orbit the sun and have enough gravity to pull themself into a sphere, but have other objects within their orbits [Pluto, Eris, Makemake, Haumera, and Ceres]
asteroid belt region of the solar system between Mars and Jupiter; between the rocky planets and the gas planets.
Kuiper belt hosts frozen volatiles (ices), three dwarf planets: Pluto Haumera, and Makemake and many asteroids, extends 100 times the Earth's distance from the sun
Oort Cloud a spherical region of comets
asteroids rocky objects, too small to be considered dwarf planetsl not spherical, with an orbit
meteoroids chunks of rock or metal smaller than asteroids (10m)
meteor a streak of light from a meteoroid entering Earth's atmosphere
meteorite meteroids that did not burn up after entering Earth's atmosphere and are found on Earth's surface
comet a loose collection of dust and ice that orbits the sun typically in a long narrow orbit
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