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Space (vocabs)

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  • The Moon orbits Earth in _____.
    space
  • A _____ is not a star or a moon.
    planet
  • ______ is when the sky is dark.
    Night
  • One kind of _____ is needed for cell phones, televisions, and the Internet to work right.
    satellite
  • ______ is the area that is beyond the Earth's atmosphere and between other stars and planets in the universe.
    Space
  • Earth is a _____, and so are Venus and Mars.
    planet
  • After the ____ ends, the night begins.
    day
  • Most people sleep at _____, not during the day.
    night
  • Computers on a man-made ______ sent radio signals that helped pilots navigate.
    satellite
  • When you go outside and look up, you see the ___.
    sky
  • The _____ looks like a big wheel of cheese.
    Moon
  • The Sun rises at the beginning of each ____.
    day
  • The Sun shines during the _____, not the night.
    day
  • The big ball of rock that circles around Earth is called the ______.
    Moon
  • A ____ is a large object that travels around a star and does not shine with its own light.
    planet
  • The ____ closest to Earth is the Sun.
    star
  • The ___ looks blue on a sunny day.
    sky
  • When a _____ gets close to the Sun, the frozen gases and dust begin to heat, creating a glowing tail of gases, dust, and debris.
    comet
  • A _____ in outer space is made of hot gases and gives off light.
    star
  • A ______ is an object in space that is made of ice and dust.
    comet
  • Most bats fly around at _____.
    night
  • Like a planet, a ______ orbits around a star.
    comet
  • A _____ is a natural or human-made object that orbits a body in space, such as the Moon or Earth.
    satellite
  • I like to look at the ____ through my window at night.
    Moon
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