Milky Way

2. A statement that describes a consistent natural phenomenon, often proven by experiments.
3. Half of a sphere, typically used to refer to half of Earth’s surface.
6. A vast cloud of gas and dust in space, often the birthplace of stars.
8. The central core of an atom or the heart of a galaxy.
10. A term for extremely large, usually referring to black holes or stars that are enormous in size.

1. When something falls inward often because it can no longer hold itself up.
4. A shape like a stretched-out circle, often seen in planetary orbits.
5. Stretched out, longer in one direction than the other.
7. Our galaxy home to Earth and billions of stars, planets, and more.
9. A well-supported explanation of something based on evidence but not yet proven.