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The document discusses the different celestial bodies including galaxies, stars, planets, moons, asteroids, and comets. Our galaxy is called the Milky Way, and the sun is a star that produces light and heat. Planets like Earth orbit stars, and Earth has one moon that orbits the planet, while asteroids and comets are smaller bodies that also orbit stars.
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- Gravitational force is what keeps the planets and other bodies in orbit around the Sun according to their mass and distance.
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- 1. CELESTIAL BODIES The celestial bodies are galaxy, stars, moons, planets, sun, asteroids and comets.
- 2. This our galaxy. Our galaxy is called Milky Way.
- 3. The sun is a star. It produces lots of light and heat.
- 4. Planets are big and they orbit stars. Earth is a planet, It orbits the sun.
- 5. Earth has got one moon. It orbits the planet.
- 6. Asteroids are mostly rock. Many big asteroids orbit the sun.
- 7. Comets are mostly ice. They orbit stars.