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Voc. Outer Planets

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meteor a small meteoroid that burns upon entry of Earth's atmosphere. (falling or shooting star)
Uranus the seventh planet nearest the sun. It's axis is so tilted that it seems to roll along it's orbit. *has rings *rotation 17.4 hrs *revolution 84.3 yrs *moons 27 *19.2 AU
Galilean Moons the four largest of Jupiter's 63 moons; discovered by Galileo Galilei. 1)Io 2)Europa 3)Ganymede 4)Callisto
Jupiter the fifth planet nearest the sun. It is between Mars and Saturn. *Galilean moons orbits this planet *has rings *rotation 9.9 hrs *revolution 11.9 yrs *moons 63 *9.6 AU
meteorite the remains of meteoroids that strike the surface of Earth or the moon.
Neptune the eighth and final planet from the sun. It is similar to Uranus. *has rings *rotation 16.1 hrs *revolution 165.2 yrs *moons 13 30.1 AU
asteroid large and small rocks or metallic masses orbiting the Sun.
Saturn the sixth planet nearest the sun. It is known for its 7 bands of rings. *has rings *rotation 10.6 hrs *revolution 29.7 yrs *moons 53
meteoroid a natural chunk of rock or dust existing outside the Earth's atmosphere. (It moves through space.)
comet a celestial body (in the sky or space) of ice, dust, and rock with an elongated and elliptical orbit. (Ex. Halley's Comet)
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