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The sphere that surrounds the sun
photoshere
sunspot
space probe
chromosphere
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This planet is a blue green planet with 27 satellites
Jupiter
Uranus
Earth
Neptune
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This planet produces a lot of electricity and is very large
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Earth
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This planet has a nickel-iron core and spins in a 24 hour cycle
Earth
Mars
Venus
Mercury
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huge explosions from the sun
space probe
solar system
sunspots
solar flare
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This planet is often called the red planet
Mercury
Earth
Mars
Venus
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This planet is famous for its rings
Jupiter
Uranus
Neptune
Saturn
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an object that flies throughout the solar system
space probe
satellite
photosphere
sunspots
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What is made up of big chunks of dirt and ice?
meteor
meteorite
comet
asteroid
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"system" of planets, moons, and asteroids revolving around the sun
planet system
solar system
galaxy system
milky way system
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What are left over rocky chunks from the solar system formation?
meteorite
asteroid
meteor
comet
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a large belt of comets
Sputnik Belt
Milky Way Belt
Comet Belt
Kuiper Belt
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cooler, darker spots located on the sun....
solar flare
sunspots
space probe
solar system
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These are large pieces of meteors that land on the Earth's surface.
comet
meteorite
meteor
asteroid
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These are pieces of space stuff that hit the Earth's atmosphere....
meteor
comet
asteroid
meteorite
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The sphere that includes the core to the surface of the sun
solar flare
chromosphere
sunspots
photosphere
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This planet has four rings, 13 moons, and strong winds
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Jupiter
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This planet has polar ice caps and 2 moons
Mercury
Earth
Venus
Mars
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Known as moons or objects that revolves or orbits around something bigger
sunspots
photospheres
satellite
space probe
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This planet is closest to the sun
Mars
Mercury
Venus
Earth