Unit 2.3 Puzzle 1

7. Ice crystals of this chemical compound are thought to make up the clouds seen on Uranus and Neptune.
10. Dwarf planet just out beyond Neptune
11. A region of space surrounding a celestial body where the environment is dominated by the object’s magnetic field
12. Outer planet having a “tipped over” rotation axis
15. An ongoing process on Saturn in which condensed droplets of helium fall through the layer of liquid hydrogen. Also known as “helium rain.”
17. Two-word term that describes Uranus and Neptune
19. Adjective often used to refer to the outer planets
20. Two-word term that describes Jupiter and Saturn
21. The second spacecraft to orbit Jupiter

1. Largest planet in the Solar System
2. The first spacecraft to orbit Jupiter
3. One of the two lightweight gases found in abundance on the outer planets
4. The first spacecraft to orbit Saturn
5. One of the two lightweight gases found in abundance on the outer planets
6. At Saturn’s north pole, there is a strange atmospheric phenomenon shaped like this geometric figure.
8. The planet farthest from the Sun
9. The gigantic, crimson-colored persistent storm system visible in Jupiter’s southern hemisphere
13. Ice crystals of this chemical compound are thought to make up the clouds seen on Jupiter and Saturn.
14. Second-largest planet in the Solar System
16. The planet Saturn’s most visible feature
18. Electrically conductive material existing inside Jupiter and Saturn which helps create the dynamo giving these planets very strong magnetic fields