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| A set of paperwork used to keep track of test results and mission developments. |
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| a constant stream of tiny charged particles coming from the sun |
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| a protective cocoon around the Earth. It shields the Earth from solar wind. |
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| temporary dark, cool regions of concentrated magnetism on the surface of the sun |
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| person who is in charge of astronauts onboard a space vehicle |
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| a television set that displays the current job or activity of a team |
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| the seven colors that make up white light |
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| a substance that is not a liquid or a solid, has no size or shape of its own, but can fill an entire space. |
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| how bright a night sky object appears to the human eye from Earth |
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| an artificial environment created to resemble an actual place; used for training. |
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| a step-by-step set of written instructions for performing a job or duty |
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| a meeting time or place scheduled for two objects of people to meet |
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| a large object made up of ice, rock, and gas that orbits around the sun |
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| a number value for the shape of an object's orbit. Numbers range from 0-1. |
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| a comet that orbits the sun in less than 200 years |
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| the thickness or compactness of an object |
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| a group of stars that form a picture or a shape |
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| a comet that takes longer than 200 years to make one trip around the sun |
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| vast magnetic bubbles of plasma that erupt from the sun's corona and travel through space at high speeds |
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| a disturbance on the surface of the sun |
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