Solar System A-Z

For each letter of the alphabet, can you guess the solar system related thing with the help of a hint?

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Letter	Hint	Answer
A	Belt between Mars and Jupiter	Asteroid Belt
B	Region in Jupiter with the largest and longest storm in the solar system	Big Red Spot
C	Outermost layer of the Sun's atmosphere	Corona
D	One of the moons of Mars	Deimos
E	Largest dwarf planet in the solar system	Eris
F	Burst of radiation and light from the Sun	Flare
G	Largest moon in the solar system	Ganymede
H	Comet that appears from Earth every 76 years or so	Halley's Comet
I	Moon of Jupiter	Io
K	Belt on the outer edges of the solar system, similar to A	Kuiper Belt
L	Latin word for moon	Luna
M	Galaxy the solar system is located in	Milky Way
N	Famous for discovering the laws of gravity	Isaac Newton
O	"Cloud" surrounding the solar system	Oort Cloud
P	Other moon of Mars	Phobos
R	Type of energy emitted by the sun	Radiation
S	Type of galaxy the solar system is in	Spiral
T	Neptune's largest moon	Triton
U	Part of an eclipse where it's darkest the Sun is completely hidden	Umbra
V	Olympus Mons is the largest of these in the solar system	Volcano
Y	Type of star the Sun is	Yellow Dwarf
Z	"Belt" featuring many prominent constellations	Zodiac

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Level 36

Dec 9, 2024

For B, it's Great Red Spot.