Space Explorer Riddles for Out-of-This-World Fun

I'm a glowing ball with fiery flair, the center of a solar stair. What am I?

I'm a traveler with a tail of light, painting the sky on winter nights. What am I?

I'm a rocky path around a star, the third stop from home, not far. What am I?

I'm a suit that astronauts wear so snug, keeping them safe from vacuum tug. What am I?

I'm the roar that shakes the ground, launching heroes skyward-bound. What am I?

I'm a planet with rings that gleam, the gas giant of a dream. What am I?

I'm the silence that surrounds every shout, stretching forever inside and out. What am I?

I'm a rover that crawls where humans can't, snapping pics on a dusty slant. What am I?

I'm a pocket-sized map with constellations true, guiding explorers with a cosmic view. What am I?

I'm the sparkling path that arcs the night, a river of stars in shimmering light. What am I?

I'm guests without tickets who float in the sky, twinkling friends who never say bye. What am I?

I'm the countdown call before engines roar, ten to zero, then we explore. What am I?

I'm a moon who's red, dusty, and bright, orbiting a planet with stormy delight. What am I?

I'm the telescope that sees so far, capturing light from a newborn star. What am I?

I'm the dream that keeps explorers bold, to walk on worlds yet to unfold. What am I?