5. Inner Planets Outer Planets
Mercury Jupiter
Venus Saturn
Earth Uranus
Mars Neptune
Pluto

7. Satellite
-An object orbit around
another object in space
Natural Satellites
Artificial Satellites

8. Natural Satellites

10. Mercury: the innermost planet

11. Venus: the veiled planet

12.  Earth:the only planet with
evidence of life

13. Moon-Every civilization
has had a name for the
satellite of Earth that is
known, in English, as the
Moon. The name is of
Anglo-Saxon derivation

14. Mars: the red planet

15.  Phobos-(named for one of
the horses that drew Mars'
chariot);
 Deimos-(named for one of
Mars' companions). One of
the smallest natural satellites
in the solar system, its
surface displays numerous
craters.

17. Jupiter: lord of the heavens

18.  Io-Satelliteof Jupiter; the
celestial body with the
greatest number of active
volcanoes.
 Europa-Satellite of Jupiter;
displays a surface layer of ice
that might cover liquid
water.

19.  Callisto-Satellite of Jupiter;
its heavily cratered surface
indicates that Callisto is very
old.
 Ganymede-Satellite of
Jupiter; the largest natural
satellite in the solar system; its
glacial surface is thought to
cover an ocean and a mantle.

20. Saturn: the elegant planet

21.  Titan-Saturn’s largest satellite,
1.5 times the diameter of the
Moon.
Rhea-Satellite of Saturn; its
cratered surface is covered with
ice as hard as rock.
 Dione-Satellite of Saturn; its
cratered surface features ice
deposits.

22.  Tethys-Satelliteof Saturn thought to
be composed of ice; visible on its
surface is an immense impact crater
named Odysseus.
 Mimas -Satellite of Saturn; features
a crater named Herschel spanning
one-third of its surface.
 Iapetus -Satellite of Saturn
featuring a bright side composed of
ice and a dark side composed of
unknown matter

24. Uranus: the twin of Neptune

25.  Oberon-The most distant satellite
of Uranus; its craters are often
surrounded by light rays.
 Titania-The largest satellite of
Uranus; its surface displays
numerous valleys and faults.
 Umbriel-Satellite of Uranus; its
heavily cratered surface is very
dark.

26.  Ariel-Satelliteof Uranus; its
cratered surface is composed of
numerous long valleys and
extremely high escarpments.
 Miranda-Satellite of Uranus
whose surface is cratered in
places; displays vast expanses of
arêtes and furrows

27. Neptune: the windy planet

28.  Triton-Neptune’s
largest satellite;
together with Pluto,
Triton is the coldest
object in the solar
system.

30. Communication Military
Satellites Satellites
Resource Scientific
Satellites Satellites
Weather
Navigation Satellites
Satellites

31. Communication Satellites

32. Capture different radio
waves and send them to
different spots in the
world.

33. Resource Satellites

34. Help scientists
monitor natural
resources by taking
picture

35. Navigation Satellites

36.  Pilots
and sailor use
navigation satellites to
help them where they
are and where they are
headed.

37. Military Satellites

38.  Thesesatellites help
the armed forces to
navigate, communicate,
and spy on otheir
countries.

40. Scientific Satellites

41. Ithelp scientists to
study Earth and
outer space.

43. Weather Satellites

44. Ithelp scientists to
study different types
of weather patterns.