Based on the provided data about the characteristics of different Solar System objects, here is how each object likely corresponds to the characteristics given:
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Blank space 1:
- Object: Inner planet
- Description: 108 million kilometers from the Sun, diameter of 12,104 kilometers, composition is rock, and shape of orbit is nearly circular. (This matches Earth, for example).
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Blank space 2:
- Object: Asteroid
- Description: 394 million kilometers from the Sun, diameter of 61 kilometers, composition is rock, and shape of orbit is nearly circular. (This could describe a larger asteroid in the asteroid belt).
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Blank space 3:
- Object: Outer planet
- Description: 779 million kilometers from the Sun, diameter of 142,984 kilometers, composition is gas, and shape of orbit is elliptical. (This could describe Jupiter, for instance).
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Blank space 4:
- Object: Comet
- Description: 2679 million kilometers from the Sun, diameter of 9 kilometers, composition is ice, rock, gas, and shape of orbit is highly elliptical. (This describes a comet, which has a highly elliptical orbit).
Here is the filled table:
| Object | Average Distance from the Sun (million km) | Diameter (km) | Composition | Shape of Orbit | |----------------|------------------------------------------------|--------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------| | Inner planet | 108 | 12,104 | rock | nearly circular | | Asteroid | 394 | 61 | rock | nearly circular | | Outer planet | 779 | 142,984 | gas | elliptical | | Comet | 2679 | 9 | ice, rock, gas | highly elliptical |