Astronomy
Star
Asteroid
Dwarf planet
Telescope
Spacecraft
Thesis
Rocket
Landing
Bright
Gravity
Natural satellite
Shooting star
Comet
Planet
Used to send spacecrafts or artificial satellites to the space.
Adjective related to the amount of light an object has.
An extremely large, round mass of rock, such as Earth, or of gas, such as Jupiter, that moves in a circular path around the Sun or another star:
Science that studies all the celestial bodies in space.
A very small planet.
Device or tool for making objects that are far away look closer and larger. Used to investigate the outter space.
A very large ball of gas in space that is usually seen from the Earth as a point of light in the sky at night. Examples: Sun, Polaris and Alfa Centaury.
A piece of rock or ice from space that produces a bright light as it travels through the Earth's atmosphere.
Verb referred to an airplane or a spacecraft arriving on the ground.
Piece of ice that circles the Sun and every certain years can be seen from Earth.
A vehicle used to travel in space (synonym of spaceship)
a natural object moving around a planet in the space. Example: Moon, Europe, Callisto,
Document similar to a book that groups all the important information about some investigation. Specially related to college (university).
A rock that circles the Sun. Example: Kuiper's belt.
Invisible force that attracts us to the center of the Earth.
