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| Closest planet to the sun |
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| planet besides earth that could contain life |
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| the area of space which holds all of are planets and the sun |
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| the left over dust and gas from a star explosion |
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| The two people who engineered the theory of a sun centered solar system |
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| the first planet in relations to distance to the sun. Also the smallest planet |
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| the second planet that also is closest to the size of earth |
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| the fourth planet which is also the only planet whith definite life sources |
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| the with planet which is red due to iron oxide and also has a small chance of life |
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| the largest planet and also is red due to iron oxide and also has the famous red spot which is believed to be a storm |
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| yellowish sixth planet which is famous for its rings |
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| a piece of comet or asteroid floating in space |
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| a piece of comet or asteroid that enters the atmosphere |
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| a piece of asteroid or comet which touches the earths atmosphere |
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| the largest asteroid and dwarf planet |
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| the belt of asteroids between jupiter and mars |
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| introduced the theory of distorted orbits of ovals |
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| has hotest surface temperature due to thick atmosphere |
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| blue in color due to methane gas |
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| smaller and rockier more atmosphere |
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