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{{CelestialInfobox
| celestialtype       = belt
| reserves            = Common
| ringtype            = Rocky
| moonmasses          = 0.0083
| orbitalperiod       = 1,642.5 Days
| semimajoraxis       = 2.66 AU
| orbitaleccentricity = 0.0000
| orbitalinclination  = 4.00 DEG
| argofperiapsis      = 0.00 DEG
}}
The '''asteroid belt''', aka main belt, is a circumstellar disc between [[Mars]] and [[Sol/Jupiter|Jupiter]]. It contains many objects such as small and large rocks. The biggest object is the dwarf planet Ceres. Other large objects are the [[asteroids]] Vesta, Pallas and 10 Hygiea.<ref>Matt Williams (2015-08-23). "[http://www.universetoday.com/32856/asteroid-belt/ What is the Asteroid Belt?]". Universe Today. Retrieved 2016-01-30.</ref>

Planets that are between the sun ([[Sol/Sol|Sol]]) and the Asteroid Belt are called inner planets. These are [[Sol/Mercury|Mercury]], [[Sol/Venus|Venus]], [[Earth]], and [[Mars]]. Planets outside the Asteroid Belt are called outer planets such as [[Sol/Jupiter|Jupiter]], [[Sol/Saturn|Saturn]], [[Sol/Uranus|Uranus]] and [[Sol/Neptune|Neptune]].

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