Space Science Review

planets are sufficient in size and mass to be a normal planet. They usually orbit alone with no asteroids.

Planets

Dwarf planets are planets that are too small to be considered a normal planet. And they usually appear in asteroid belts.

Dwarf planets

Dwarf and normal planets

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what is a dwarf planet?

Multiple Choice

What is NOT a asteroid belt in our solar system?

• The Oort Cloud

• The asteroid belt

• The kuiper belt

• The triton cluster

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How is Sedna not defined a dwarf planet?

• It has asteroids in its orbit

• It’s too big

• It does not have asteroids in its orbit.

• it’s too small

​asteroid belts

asteroid belts are… well… rings of asteroids that go around a star! We have 3 (maybe 4?) in our solar system. We have the asteroid belt, the Kuiper Belt, and the Oort Cloud. And a miniature belt known as the Trojan asteroids.

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One last bonus question!

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Multiple Select

Which groups are NOT only either planets or dwarf planets?

• The sun, Mercury, mars.

• Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

• Mercury, ceres, and Jupiter

• Earth, mars, Venus.

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