Objects and Phenomena in Space
Stars
- Stars are massive, luminous celestial objects composed mostly of hydrogen and helium.
- They emit light and heat energy through nuclear fusion reactions in their cores. Our Sun is an example of a star.
Planets
- Planets are celestial bodies that orbit stars, including our own solar system's eight planets.
- They vary in size, composition, and atmospheric conditions. Examples include Earth, Mars, and Jupiter.
Moons (Natural Satellites)
- Moons are natural satellites that orbit planets. Earth's moon, for instance, is a natural satellite.
- Some planets have multiple moons. Example is earth’s moon (Luna)
Asteroids
- Asteroids are rocky objects that orbit ....
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