Hey. Answers to this?: I set off on a journey from the Earth to our nearest galaxy - . It will take me around 2 million before I reach my destination. As my space shuttle ascended it went through the Earth’s atmosphere in a great display of glowing lights. I reached the zone and started to float in my cockpit. The spacecraft went farther away, making the Earth look much smaller. I saw the bright light of our - the Moon. I speeded up, crossing the orbit of our - Mars. It took a great deal of skill to safely manoeuvre my spacecraft through the area of giant, rocky pieces of cosmic rubble, known as an . As I accelerated, I entered the region of our . I went zooming past Jupiter, Saturn and . I took a glimpse of our poor demoted dwarf planet - . Eventually, I was far enough to reach the outer edges of our , with our star in the centre. From that point on I accelerated rapidly, zooming out of our galaxy - . What a spectacular view it was to see all the stars spinning in a giant whirlpool of light. Soon I reached the outer edges of our galaxy and went zooming away through the unknown towards Andromeda.

Missing words: the Sun, natural satellite, Uranus, asteroid belt, the Milky Way, outer planets, light years, Pluto, 400 billion, the Andromeda, inner planet, Solar System, zero gravity,