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It has both liquid and   water on its surface. Earth is surrounded by an atmosphere of  \n  . The Earth   , or spins, once every 24 hours.  \nThe Moon is also made of rock. It does not have   water or an   . The Moon is a   of Earth. It   , or goes around, the Earth once about every 27 days.  \nThe Moon rotates once every time it orbits around the   . This means that from Earth we only ever see one side of the Moon.  \nThe Earth and Moon system orbits around the   .  \nThe Sun isa   . It is made of hot, glowing gases and   . It is at the center of our   system. All of the   orbit around it.  \nAnswers  \natmosphere Earth frozen satellite  \nliquid orbits star planets rock  \nSun gases rotates plasma solar  \nThe Earth is made mostly of  rock  . It has both liquid and  frozen  water on its surface. Earth is surrounded by an atmosphere of  gases  . The Earth  rotates , or spins, once every 24 hours.  \nThe Moon is also made of rock. It does not have  liquid  water or an  atmosphere . The Moon isa  satellite  of Earth. It  orbits  , or goes around, the Earth once about every 27 days.  \nThe Moon rotates once every time it orbits around the  Earth  . This means that from Earth we only ever see one side of the Moon.  \nThe Earth and Moon system orbits around the  Sun  .  \nThe Sun isa  star . It is made of hot, glowing gases and  plasma  . It is at the center of our  solar  system. 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