Science Project: Beyond Earth Puzzle

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Across
  1. 6. composed of nickel,magnesium,silicate, iron
  2. 11. originated from the constellation Leo
  3. 12. most popular and famous short-period comet
  4. 14. a group of stars
  5. 15. amateur astronomer who discovered asteroid Vesta
  6. 18. majority of comets originated from this place
  7. 20. also referred to as "dirty snowballs"
  8. 22. described the orbits of the planets as ellipses
  9. 24. is the amount of light reflected by a planet or any celestial objects
  10. 27. a dwarf planet beyond Neptune
  11. 28. asteroids that are composed of purely of iron and nickel
  12. 31. discovered planet Uranus
  13. 33. small chunks of Outer space debris
  14. 34. an asteroid located near Jupiter orbit
  15. 35. known for its rings
Down
  1. 1. closest distance or point from the sun
  2. 2. denotes that the eight planets of the solar system revolves around the sun
  3. 3. known as"shooting star" or "falling star"
  4. 4. asteroids that cross but spend most of their time outside Earths orbit
  5. 5. farthest distance from the sun
  6. 7. composed of ice,frozen gas and dust
  7. 8. believed to be remnants of the nebula cloud
  8. 9. the asteroid that wiped out almost 70% of dinosaur species
  9. 10. a large bright cloud of dust and gas That surrounds the nucleus
  10. 13. is a celestial event where several meteors enter the Earths atmosphere
  11. 16. this is where our solar system is located in
  12. 17. situated between Mars and Jupiter
  13. 19. an example of A long-period comet
  14. 21. comes from the debris of asteroid 3200 Phaeton
  15. 23. also called as " miniature planets" or "planetoids'
  16. 25. meteor shower That happens every 75-76 years
  17. 26. asteroids that approach but do not cross Earths orbit
  18. 27. can be observed annually
  19. 29. this extends out from the nucleus
  20. 30. If a meteor survives it fall through the Earths atmosphere
  21. 32. asteroids that cross and spend time in Earths orbit