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Moon
Closest celestial object to the Earth.
Universe
Everything that exists in any place- all the space, matter, and energy in existence.
White and Black Dwarfs
Not all white dwarfs are actually white, but they are small (around size of Earth.)
Galaxies
A galaxy is a collection of billions of stars and various amounts of gas and dust held together by gravity.
Stars
A star is a large ball of gas held together by gravity the produces Tremendous amounts of energy and shines!
Gravity
The force of attraction between two objects.
Ellipse
Flattened circle.
Perihelion
When an object orbiting around an object is closest to that object.
Aphelion
When an object is furthest from the foci.
Solar System
Powerful telescopes on Earth and in space have shown planets orbiting stars!
Jovian planets
Far from sun and largely gaseous.
Asteroids
A solid rocky and/ or metal body that orbits the sun.
Tides
Cyclical rise and fall of the oceans.
Satellites
Any object that orbits or revolved around another object.
Planets
9 planets are the largest objects that independently orbit the sun.
Comets
Mostly made of solides; icy/metallic
Meteoroids
Are small solid fragments.