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7th Grade

Components of Our Solar System

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asteroid relatively small, rocky object that orbits the Sun
asteroid belt region between Mars and Jupiter, where most of the asteroids in the solar system are found
comet celestial body, composed of frozen gases, rocks, and dust, that orbits the Sun
Kuiper Belt ring-shaped region on the outer edges of the solar system containing icy debris such as comets and dwarf planets
meteor rock from outer space that burns up and forms a streak of bright light in the sky as it enters Earth's atmosphere
moon natural satellite that orbits a planet or other larger celestial object
natural satellite celestial body that in not human-made and orbits a larger body
Oort Cloud spherical region of icy, comet-like bodies believed to be located in the farthest region of our solar system, beyond the Kuiper Belt
planet spherical celestial body that orbits a star in a path it has cleared of smaller objects
revolution completion of one full orbit
rotation act of turning in place, or spinning, about a central axis
star massive celestial body of gas that is held together by its own gravity and that produces light as a result of nuclear fusion reactions at its core
Sun only star in our solar system and the body around which all objects in our solar system orbit
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