SCIENCE - Natural objects in the sky

MATCH the objects we see in the sky with the descriptions below

• the center of our solar system

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• earth's natural satellite

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• appears in various size and forms

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• hot balls of gas;

  form constellations

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• sunlight passes through raindrops

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These are formed from tiny water droplets of water.

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This is the brightest object in the Earth's sky.

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A yellow dwarf star.

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They form patterns in the sky we call constellations

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They form patterns in the sky we call constellations

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Each planet has one satellite that move around it.

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The stars do not shine during the day.

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Meteors are rocks from space burn once they enter the Earth's atmosphere.

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The stars are the main source of heat and light for our planet.

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