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Meteors Definitions

Do you know the definitions of meteors? Guess the definitions and figure them out.
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Last updated: January 8, 2026
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A space rock that's larger than the meteoroid but smaller than a planet
Asteroid
The layer of gases that surrounds a planet
Atmosphere
A chunk of ice, frozen gases, rock, and dust that orbits the sun
Comet
A force that resists the motion between two objects that are in contact with one another
Friction
A force that pulls objects towards the center of a planet or other body
Gravity
The streak of light produced as a meteoroid burns up in the atmosphere
Meteor
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Many meteors coming from the same area of the sky within a short period of time
Meteor Shower
A space rock that lands on earth, another planet, or a moon
Meteorite
A small rocky object in space or the atmosphere
Meteoroid
To move in the path around another object, such as a star
Orbit
A star and everything that orbits it
Solar System
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