What lies between the Earth and the Asteroid Belt?

Answer 1

Asteroid belt is the region in the solar system located between the orbits of planets Mars and Jupiter . this region is accompanied by the numerous irregular shaped asteroids and minor objects .

Answer 2

Between the Earth and the Asteroid Belt lies the planets Mars and Jupiter. These planets are the fourth and fifth planets from the sun, respectively, with the Asteroid Belt located between their orbits.

Answer 3

The asteroid belt is an area between the orbits of Jupiter and Mars that contains many small, rocky bodies.

Jupiter does have very faint rings, but these are not called an "asteroid belt".

Answer 4

It's not for anything. It is believed that either it is left-over material from the creation of our solar system or there used to be a planet there that was destroyed (however far-fetched that sounds)

Answer 5

The Asteroid Belt is a vaguely-defined toroidal (doughnut-shaped) region of space roughly between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Hundreds of thousands of small and medium-sized rocks orbit around the Sun there

Answer 6

It may be a bit of an exaggeration to talk about an "asteroid belt", as if it were something solid. It isn't. The asteroid belt is predominantly empty space. However, there is a broad region between Mars and Jupiter which are somewhat less empty than the space elsewhere.

It's a BIG area, thinly populated with some fairly big rocks. The largest is the asteroid Ceres, which was reclassified 4 years ago as a "dwarf planet. and two additional objects - Vesta and Pallas - may be reclassified as dwarf planets in the future. The total mass of all the asteroids together is somewhat less than the mass of Earth's Moon.

Answer 7

it is located between Mars and Jupiter.

it is a vast space.

Answer 8

The asteroid belt is found between Mars and Jupiter.

Answer 9

Not sure what you mean; the individual asteroids go around the Sun, just like the planets.

It "goes" in between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

Answer 10

The Asteroid Belt is located between the planets Mars and Jupiter. The dwarf planet Ceres orbits within the Asteroid Belt, as do the protoplanets Vesta and Pallas.