is for astronomY

Astronomy is the study of solar concepts and planets.

is for black hole

It is an pulling universal hole caused when a star collapses, it is impossible to escap

Constellations are the grouping of stars forming images, such as the big dipper, and scorpion.

is for constellation

is for dipper

The big dipper is a constellation that can be seen in the northern hemisphere. it is a constellation you can see all year, it shows where north is

is for eclipse

An eclipse is when the moon passes over the sun, giving it a very dark color, and you can see the tiniest border of light directly behind.

is for first quarter

The first quarter is the phase halfway of the poses of the moon, the stage is also known as the waxing lunar phase.

is for galaxy

A galaxy is a whirl of several million stars, our galaxy is called the milky way, inside of the milky way is our solar system.

is for hemisphere

A hemisphere is the north/south part of the earth, these hemispheres are known as the north and south pole.

is for inner planets

The inner planets are the planets within the solar system. these planets include mars, mercury, neptune, earth, saturn, uranus, jupiter, and venus.

is for jupiter

Jupiter is one of the planets in our solar system, orbiting the sun, its the largest planet in our solar system.

is for kelper's law of planetary motion

The first is that planets move around the sun, the second is that the space that is in between the planet and the sun will always be the same, and the last is that the time it takes for a planet to orbit the sun depends on how far away it is.

is for lunar month

The time it takes for the moon to revolve around the earth, this time period is usually around 27 days.

is for meteorite

Huge flaming rocks that fall into the earths atmosphere. They destroy everything in their path.

is for nova

Nova's are stars that are multiple times more than their original light.

is for quasar

A quasar is a distant bright object.

is for orbit

An orbit is when a planet revolves around a pinpoint, which so happens to be the sun.