A) False B) True
A) True B) False
A) Jupiter B) Uranus C) Mercury D) Saturn
A) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune B) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune, Uranus C) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus D) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune
A) Hubble B) Copernicus C) Armstrong D) Galileo
A) International Space Station B) Hubble C) Armstrong D) Galileo Probe
A) planets with rings B) inner planets C) outer planets D) gas planets
A) its rotation B) its revolution C) it tilted axis D) its orbit around the sun
A) The sun's gravity B) The moon's orbit C) The earth's orbit D) The earth's rotation
A) 2 weeks B) 1 week C) 1 year D) 29 days
A) revolution B) its axis C) rotation D) the planet's size
A) Alan Shepard B) Buzz Aldren C) John Glenn D) Neil Armstrong
A) light-minute B) 1 trillion miles C) Light-year D) AU
A) The earth passes through the moon's shadow. B) The moon passes through it's own shadow. C) The moon passes through the earth's shadow. D) The earth passes through the sun's shadow.
A) The sun passes through the earth's shadow. B) The earth passes through the moon's shadow. C) The moon passes through the earth's shadow. D) The earth passes through the sun's shadow.
A) The Big Bang B) Andromeda C) One way D) Milky Way
A) Irregular B) Elliptical C) Barred Spiral D) Regular
A) Nebula B) constellation C) Maine Medical Center D) asteroid belt
A) how the sound travels through space B) how stars explode C) the formation of the universe D) how long it will take to travel in space
A) atmosphere B) size C) mass D) moons
A) 1 light year B) 93 million miles C) 93 billion miles D) 93 thousand miles
A) sunset B) fireworks C) solar wind D) the moon
A) Moon B) Earth C) Mercury D) Mars
A) Mars and Jupiter B) Saturn and Uranus C) Jupiter and Saturn D) Uranus and Neptune
A) Neptune B) jupiter C) uranus D) Mars
A) It has a moon B) It is the last inner planet C) It has life D) It has volcanoes
A) solar wind B) astronomers aren't sure C) the asteroids D) the gravity of the sun
A) They are perfectly circular B) It is very elliptical C) They travel in the opposite direction around the sun D) The don't orbit they hit the sun.
A) floating in space B) streaking through the atmosphere C) Near Jupiter's rings D) on the earth's surface
A) floating in space B) on earth's surface C) all of these answers D) streaking through earth's atmosphere
A) solar wind B) sunlight C) it does not point away from the sun D) sublimation
A) Hubble Telescope B) the moon C) the inner planets D) the sun
A) Sun, moon, earth B) earth, sun, moon C) Sun, earth, moon D) moon, earth, sun
A) waning B) waxing C) gibbous D) crescent
A) waxing B) waning C) crescent D) gibbous
A) infinite B) one, the sun C) millions D) billions
A) supernova B) solar event C) astro nova D) nebula
A) huge amount of energy B) all of these answers C) an aurora on earth D) solar wind
A) Earth B) Mars C) Venus D) moon
A) Full B) New C) 1st quarter D) Last Quarter
A) New B) Last Quarter C) 1st quarter D) Full
A) It depends on the earth's orbit B) They do occur once a month you just can't seem them from all places on the earth C) The moon's orbit is does not line up perfectly with the Earth D) It depends on what time of year it is
A) True B) False
A) AU B) 186,000 m/s C) light-year D) light mile
A) 13.7 billion years B) 4.5 billion years C) 13.7 million years D) 4.5 million year
A) light-years B) AU's C) meters D) light-seconds
A) Aurora Borealis B) Aurora Australis C) Holy Aurora D) Aurora Antarctica
A) It's going too fast B) It turns into rock C) It's too small D) It's too cold
A) 14 billion years old B) 1 billion years old C) 1 million years old D) 4 billion years old
A) None of the answers are correct B) standing still C) shrinking D) expanding |