Things in space with H

  • Common element in stars and nebulae.

  • Most abundant element in the universe.

  • Thermal energy and radiation exist in space.

  • Astronauts wear helmets during spacewalks.

  • Astronomical halos surround stars or galaxies.

  • The Sun is in space, and yes, it's hot!

  • Astronaut gear used during spacewalks.

  • Real space telescope orbiting Earth.

  • Shorthand for the Hubble Space Telescope.

  • Greek sun god; name used for the Sun in myths.

  • Describes stellar plasma in stars and nebulae.

  • Chunks of ice rock in storms; also found on some planets.

  • Planets close to their stars become very hot in space.

  • Stars shine by nuclear fusion; hot glowing plasma spheres.

  • Large asteroids orbit the Sun; some are huge space rocks.

  • Space surfaces and meteorites can be extremely hot rocks.

  • Very large comets are icy bodies orbiting through space.

  • The space–sky boundary seen from planets; an astronomical concept.

  • Many huge rocks exist as asteroids and meteoroids in space.

  • Helium is a common noble gas in stars and nebulae.

  • Old term for stars/planets as objects in the heavens.

  • Phase of the Moon when only half the disk is lit.

  • Hydrogen atoms are the main building blocks of stars.

  • Famous NASA space telescope orbiting Earth, launched 1990.

  • Bubble of solar wind plasma around the Sun

  • Galactic/stellar halos are real space structures

  • Famous periodic comet seen every ~76 years

  • hot gases
  • Massive luminous stars in galaxies

  • Very hot stars like O-type live in deep space ✨

  • Interstellar haze is dust and gas clouds in space

  • Most common element in stars and nebulae in space

  • Hubble Space Telescope in Earth orbit, famous!

  • Heavy metals form in stars via supernova fusion

  • Cosmological end state where universe cools to near-zero

  • Halogens like chlorine and fluorine exist in interstellar gas clouds

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