A) Telescope cost B) Light pollution C) Lack of interest D) Cloud cover
A) Use a stronger telescope B) Stargaze during the day C) Wear sunglasses D) Travel to a dark location
A) Atmospheric humidity B) Night sky brightness C) Distance to stars D) Telescope magnification
A) Class 5 B) Class 1 C) Class 2 D) Class 9
A) Light pollution map B) Road map C) Weather map D) Topographical map
A) Wear blue light glasses B) Dark adapt C) Use a magnifying glass D) Look at bright lights
A) Immediately B) 5 minutes C) 1 hour D) 20-30 minutes
A) Blue light B) White light C) Green light D) Red light
A) Dim comets B) Distant galaxies C) The Moon D) Faint nebulae
A) Stellarium B) Google Maps C) Wikipedia D) Facebook
A) Looking slightly to the side of an object B) Closing one eye C) Looking directly at an object D) Using a telescope
A) Increases magnification B) Uses more light-sensitive parts of the eye C) Makes objects appear closer D) Reduces glare
A) Sunscreen B) Shorts and t-shirt C) Swimsuit D) Warm clothing
A) Keep noise levels down B) Ask if others want to look through your telescope C) Be mindful of their space D) Shine bright lights randomly
A) Traffic jam B) Cloudy day C) Daylight savings time D) Meteor shower
A) Uranus B) Venus C) Neptune D) Pluto
A) Our galaxy B) A constellation C) A meteor shower D) A type of chocolate bar
A) Cosmic radiation B) Excessive and misdirected artificial light C) Solar flares D) Volcanic eruptions
A) Refractor B) Spotting scope C) Reflector D) Binoculars
A) A constellation-themed dance B) A gathering of amateur astronomers C) A birthday party for stars D) A party on a planet
A) Constellation visibility B) Atmospheric stability C) Telescope power D) Light pollution levels
A) Time zones B) Time measured by the sun C) Time measured by the moon D) Time measured by the stars
A) The light of distant galaxies B) The light from zodiac constellations C) Auroral display D) Sunlight scattered by dust in the solar system
A) Moon phase affects telescope magnification B) Bright moonlight washes out faint objects C) Full moon protects your eyes from starlight D) Moon phase determines the number of visible stars
A) It makes the ground slippery B) It can fog up telescope lenses C) It attracts insects D) It interferes with astrophotography
A) Spray water on the lens B) Use a dew shield C) Point the telescope downwards D) Store the telescope in a freezer
A) Light shining where it isn't needed B) Stealing a flashlight C) Walking in front of a telescope D) Using a laser pointer to point at stars
A) It attracts mosquitoes B) It ruins their dark adaptation C) It warms them up D) It makes the stars brighter for them
A) 4x30 B) 50x500 C) 7x50 or 10x50 D) 20x80
A) Your local library catalog B) National Geographic website C) Astronomical League website D) Weather Channel website |