<caption><image_71>The image is a circular diagram with a black background. In the center of the diagram, there is a blue circle with a yellow circle in the middle. Inside the blue circle, there are several smaller circles of different sizes and colors, representing the total number of stars in the solar system. The circles are arranged in a radial pattern, with the largest circle at the top and the smallest at the bottom.

On the right side of the image, the text "1,700,000+ > 1km" is written in yellow. Below the text, it reads "200+ > 100km" and "4 > 500km". This indicates that the image is showing the total amount of stars that are around the moon, with a total of 4% of the total.</caption><transcript><audio_72>movement the asteroid belt is made out of millions of asteroids there are maybe a bit more than 1.7 million asteroids that are a kilometer wide there are more than two</transcript><transcript><audio_73>200 asteroids that are larger than 100 kilom wide but only four that are more than 500 kilm wide but even if you took all the matter that makes up the asteroid belt now it</transcript><transcript><audio_74>would only have 4% of the mass that the moon has on our poster we chose two well photographed asteroids to</transcript><transcript><audio_75>show one is called called 433 OS the other is called 243 Ida by far the largest object in the asteroid belt is</transcript><caption><image_76>The image is a photograph of a large asteroid, which appears to be a type of asteroid. The asteroid is brown in color and has a rough, uneven surface. It is located in the center of the image and is facing towards the left side of the frame. The background is black, making the asteroid the focal point of the photograph. The text on the image reads "243 Ida August 28, 1993 by Galileo Spacecraft".</caption><caption><image_77>The image is a digital illustration of a celestial object, specifically a sphere, which appears to be a planet or a celestial body. The sphere is spherical in shape and has a light blue color. It is surrounded by a yellowish-orange background with small white dots scattered throughout. On the right side of the image, there is text that reads "Ceres January 23, 2004 by Hubble Space Telescope". The text is written in black and is centered on the image.</caption><transcript><audio_78>Cirrus Cirrus is now called a dwarf planet at 950 kilm wide it contains 13 of all the material in the asteroid</transcript><transcript><audio_79>2006 a new kind of planet was officially accepted the dwarf planet in 2005 an object larger than Pluto was</transcript><transcript><audio_80>discovered ays it was because of this discovery that a new definition of planet was needed we now now have five accepted dwarf</transcript><transcript><audio_81>planets Cirrus Pluto Hua macki macki and ays the definition of a dwarf planet is an object that is basically roundish and</transcript> movement the asteroid belt is made out of millions of asteroids there are maybe a bit more than 1.7 million asteroids that are a kilometer wide there are more than two 200 asteroids that are larger than 100 kilom wide but only four that are more than 500 kilm wide but even if you took all the matter that makes up the asteroid belt now it would only have 4% of the mass that the moon has on our poster we chose two well photographed asteroids to show one is called called 433 OS the other is called 243 Ida by far the largest object in the asteroid belt is Cirrus Cirrus is now called a dwarf planet at 950 kilm wide it contains 13 of all the material in the asteroid 2006 a new kind of planet was officially accepted the dwarf planet in 2005 an object larger than Pluto was discovered ays it was because of this discovery that a new definition of planet was needed we now now have five accepted dwarf planets Cirrus Pluto Hua macki macki and ays the definition of a dwarf planet is an object that is basically roundish and
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