Space Game! Where in the Solar System is Destination Ten? (day 2)

Posted on August 30, 2011 by Jane Peddicord

Hey Space Bloggers, welcome back!

Hope you’ve been surviving the hurricanes, droughts, heatwaves, and floods on planet Earth and are ready for a pleasant jaunt back to balmy Destination Ten.  Well, maybe balmy isn’t the right word. Make that frigid. Better yet, decide for yourself.

Here’s your day 2 limmeriddle!

Though I’m not a planet, I could be.

If  I circled the sun, then I would be!

‘Cuz I’ve oceans and dunes,

unlike all other moons,

and I’m big as an inner one should be!

And one more thing…

Credit: NASA, JPL

Know where we are yet? Go ahead, take a guess. We’re all in the same spaceboat…

Newcomers, if you’re confused, check out Space Game Rules! And everyone, come back next week for another clue to the puzzling question: Where in the Solar System is Destination Ten?

About Jane Peddicord

Jane Ann Peddicord is an award winning author, lawyer, and space enthusiast. About her first book, NIGHT WONDERS, Laura Kraft of the W.M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii wrote, “We’ve long waited for books such as these to explain, in age-appropriate language, some of the fundamental concepts that have shaken the foundation of Physics.” Jane is represented by Rosemary Stimola of the Stimola Literary Studio and likes science, space, and springer spaniels.
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