Galaxies
Moon and Tides
Space Rocks
Seasons, Solstices, Equinox
Planets and Gravity
100

Our solar system is this shape

Spiral

100

How many phases of the moon are in 1 lunar cycle?

8

100

Made up of dust, ice, and gas

Comet

100

What causes Earth's seasons?

The Earth's tilt of the axis and revolution around the sun.

100

What two factors influence gravity.

Mass and Distance

200

Our sun is located here

The outer arm
200

Spring Tides occur during what moon phase?

Full and New 

200

What is it called when a meteor hits earth?

Meteorite

200

When it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere, what season is it in the Southern Hemisphere?

Winter

200

If the moon were to move further from Earth, what would happen to the gravitational attraction?

Gravity would decrease.

300

Which galaxy is shaped like a football?

Elliptical

300

If a new moon occurs on April 8th, when will the next 3rd quarter moon occur?

April 29th or 3 weeks

300

A shooting star is considered a what?

Meteor

300

The two days a year that are equal in day and night are called?

Equinoxes

300
What two things could you do to increase gravitational attraction?
Decrease distance and increase mass.
400

What is the unit of measure between galaxies?

Light Years

400

What angle is the Earth, moon and tides during a neap tide?

90 degree angle

400

When a meteor is still in space and has not entered earth's atmosphere it is called what?

Meteoroid

400

The longest and shortest days of the year are called?

Solstices 

400

What two things keep the planets in orbit?

Gravity and Inertia

500

What holds the Milky Way galaxy together?

Gravity

500
Does the sun or moon impact the tides more? Why?

Moon, it is closer.

500

What is an asteroid and which two planets are most located?

A rocky object between Mars and Jupiter

500

Why is the Arctic Circle so cold during winter?

Receives 0 sunlight.

500

Why do the outer planets have more moons?

Larger so they have more gravity

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