Space Word Search Puzzle 3

STATION: The International Space Station orbits Earth every 90 minutes and is home to astronauts from many countries working together.

NEPTUNE: Neptune has the fastest winds in the solar system, blowing at speeds up to 1,200 mph (2,000 km/h).

MODULE: A module is a separate section of a spacecraft or space station built for a specific purpose, like living quarters or laboratories.

MOON: Earth's Moon controls ocean tides through its gravity and always shows the same face to us because it's tidally locked.

ECLIPSE: An eclipse happens when one space object blocks light from reaching another, like the Moon passing in front of the Sun.

GRAVITY: Gravity is the invisible force that pulls objects with mass toward each other - it keeps us on Earth and planets orbiting the Sun.

ROVER: Rovers are robotic vehicles that explore the surface of other planets like Mars and send photos and data back to Earth.

NEBULA: A nebula is a huge cloud of gas and dust in space where new stars are born.

TELESCOPE: A telescope magnifies distant objects by collecting and focusing light, allowing us to see planets, stars, and galaxies far away.