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