Celestial Bodies

Celestial Bodies In Space 

The universe is at least 99. 999999999 percent empty space. floating in this vast dark void are all sorts  of different objects, which astronomers called celestial bodies. they range from grains of dust to planets, stars, and galaxies our solar system Include star( the sun) and a large family of planet and moons that formed from the same cloud of gas that give birth to the sun. in, recent planets have been seen around hundreds of other stars, showing that our solar system may be one of millions in our Galaxy

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Asteroid

 Rocky lumps  left over from the formation of the solar system are called asteroids; they range in size from boulders to bodies close to the size of a dwarf planet.

Comet

 

comets are chunks of ice from the outer reaches of the solar system. Some growth long Tales of gas and dust are as they approach the sun and by it.

Moon

 Also called a natural satellite, the moon is a body that orbits the planet. earth has only one moon but the planet Jupiter has 67

Dwarf Planet

Dwarf Planets are larger than asteroids but smaller than planets. like planets they are round in shape. Pluto is the best known dwarf planet.

Planet

A planet is a large and nearly  spherical Object that orbits a star and has Swept it's  orbital path clear off debris  the solar system has eight planet,

Stars 

The Luminous balls of gas, such as the sun,  shine by generating their own nuclear power. stars come in a wide range of types, temperature and size.

Nebula

 

 a glowing cloud of gas and dust in space is known as  Nebula. Nebulae  are clouds of wreckage  created by dying stars. mother give birth to new stars 

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