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| hit often by asteroids, meteors and comets |
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| Largest dwarf planet in our solar system |
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| hottest planet in our solar system |
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| largest planet, The Great Red Spot |
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| Furthermost planet out from our solar system |
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| Dwarf Planet in-between Neptune and Charon |
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| Provides us with light and heat |
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| This gas planet has 63 moons |
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| Ganymede, Europa, Callisto, Io |
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| This moon belongs to Saturn |
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| this moon belongs to Neptune |
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| The distance light travels in one year |
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| sometimes called a "shooting star" |
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| Object that hits the planet |
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**BONUS**
Shows many formations similar to the Giza Plateau in Egypt |
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| A raging storm on Neptune |
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| A raging storm on Jupiter |
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| The largest volcano in the solar system |
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| orbits the Earth and delivers equipment in space |
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| unmanned craft that collects data |
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| International Space Station (ISS) |
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| stays in space for years allowing astronauts to do experiments in space |
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| rocks in space orbiting between Mars and Jupiter |
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| orbits Earth every 76 years |
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| crashed into Jupiter on July 16, 1994 |
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| Chance weighs 162 pounds on Earth, how much will he weigh on the moon? |
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| Krystal weighs 108lbs on Earth, how much will she weigh on the moon? |
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| colder spots on the sun's surface |
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