A chunk of rock or dust floating through space is called a meteoroid. It moves around the Solar System and becomes a meteor if it enters the Earth's atmosphere.
I think a meator once it hits earth but in space probably something else. {PEACE}:O
A comet is composed of ice, dust, and small rock particles.
Asteroids. Or comets.
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A BIG CHUNK OF ROCK!!Xx :P
I dont think dust is a matter. As matter requires these two properties, Space and MASS. A dust can only exhibit the property of space *this answer is an opinion*
An object composed of dust, ice, and rock which orbits the Sun is called a comet.
Meteoroids :)
A meteoroid.
"Meteoroid". If it actually hits the Earth's atmosphere, the streak of light will be a "meteor", and if the object survives to impact the Earth's surface then we call the remains a "meteorite".
An asteroid-sized chunk of rock with a tail would be a comet.
They are all the same thing essentially -- it's their location that determines what they are called. Meteoroids are in space, they are then called meteors when burning up in Earth's atmosphere, and become meteorites once on the surface of the planet, if any of it survives. A meteoroid is a chunk of rock roaming through space. A meteor is a chunk of rock entering our atmosphere (shooting star). A meteorite is what's left over from the chunk of rock after impact.
No. An asteroid is just chunk of rock and metal in space. It does not release its own energy.
Absolutely not. The Sun is not a meteoroid, it is a star. A meteoroid is a chunk of rock and debris travelling through space.
A meteorite is a meteor that has fell from space and impacted the Earth. A meteoroid has no specific location in the universe. It is a chunk of rock that drifts throughout space.
Meteroids are are from space made of dust , gases , and rock that form together
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space object made of all that... it would have to be a comet witch is also composed of many gasses giving it that Illuminati look when you see it. otherwise an asteroid depending on the question.