LIFE IN SPACE?

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture The closest planet to the Earth The closest planet to the Earth The fourth planet The fourth planet The huge volcano The huge volcano Named for the god of war Named for the god of war MARS

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture The smallest planet The smallest planet Hot during the day Hot during the day Cold at night Cold at night The fastest planet The fastest planet MERCURY

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture windy windy Takes 160 to go round the sun Takes 160 to go round the sun NEPTUNE

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture The furthest planet The furthest planet Strange orbit Strange orbit Sometimes it is closer to the sun Sometimes it is closer to the sun PLUTO

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture Larger than Earth Larger than Earth Lighter than water Lighter than water Has flatten poles Has flatten poles SATURN

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture The largest planet The largest planet Stormy Stormy JUPITER

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture Pale blue-green cloudy atmosphere Pale blue-green cloudy atmosphere 42 years of sunlight 42 years of sunlight 42 years of darkness 42 years of darkness URANUS

Read the definitions and tell what is described in the picture The hottest planet The hottest planet Volcanoes Volcanoes Named after the god of truth Named after the god of truth VENUS

THE UNIVERSE all space, including all the stars andplanets:

STARS large balls of burning gas in space that can be seen at night as a point of light in the sky

The EARTHtheplanet that we live on:

THE SUN the large bright object in the sky that gives us light and heat, and around which the Earth moves

A COMET an object in space like a bright ball with a long tail, that moves around the sun:

THE MOON the round object that you can see shining in the sky at night

ORBIT the curved path travelled by an object which is moving around another much larger object such as the Earth, the sun

A SATELLITE a machine that has been sent into space

A comet tail

A space station MIR

Our solar system

solar eclipse