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The Solar System includes not only the Sun and 8 major planets. A huge number of different smaller objects also revolve in different orbits around the Sun. They all also deserve their study.

Among the small bodies are:

• "dwarf planets" (this term was introduced after Pluto stop being considered as a planet);
• asteroids, or "minor planets";
• comets;
• meteorite bodies, or meteorites (just small stones);
• dust and gas.

1. Large celestial bodies called [galaxies|asteroids|planets] revolve around the star in their orbit.
2. Usually [meteorites|comets|planets] spread their long tails of evaporating gases for millions of kilometers as they approach the Sun.
3. There are [stars|galaxies|asteroids] in the Universe, whose radii exceed the solar one by more than 1000 times.
4. Clusters of stars, planets, small objects, gas and dust make up [Universe|galaxy|asteroid].
5. The [galaxies|comets|asteroids] belt rotates in its orbit between Mars and Jupiter.
6. [Asteroids|Comets|Meteorites] — these are large objects that do not have time to completely burn up in the atmosphere and fall to the surface of the Earth.