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100

When a star has consumed enough hydrogen, the shell of the core ignites and dramatically increases in size

Red Giant

100

This is a celestial body resembling a small planet, but lacks certain criteria required to be classified as such

Dwarf Planet

100

The moons Phobos and Deimos belong to which planet in our solar system

Mars

100

Constellations were originally used in assisting sailors and astronomers with what

Navigation

100

A shooting start is what object rapidly moving through the earth's atmosphere

Asteroid

200

This is the early stages of a star where a collection of gas has collapsed down from a giant into a molecular cloud

Protostar

200

Which dense planet in the solar system is an ice giant composed of hot dense fluid of icy materials (water, methane, and ammonia) above a small, rocky core. 

Neptune

200

The current leading theory states that the Earth's moon is from this which happened 4.5 billion years ago

Earth

(Meteor collided with molten Earth planet, and debris cooled and became trapped in orbit)

200

This pair constellation pair are referred to as Big and Little Dipper, but are more commonly known as what

Ursa Major and Minor

200

What is the name of this nebula

Horsehead Nebula

300

When a star has completely run out of hydrogen, the mass and force of the higher element cause a fusion reaction producing a bright light before collapsing on itself

White Dwarf

300

According to recent studies in 2019 and 2020, which planet is the closest to every other planet in the solar system based on complicated arithmetic 

Mercury

300

Possessing roughly between 80-95 moons, this planet's moons consist of rings and asteroids

Jupiter

300

According to the 1992 General Assembly in Rome and recognized today, there are how many constellations in the sky

88

300

Charles Messier cataloged a list of 110 nebulas and star clusters in his frustration to find what space objects

Comets

300

The Milky Way Galaxy is estimated to contain how many stars

100-400 Billion

(any answer between these numbers are accepted)

400

These are the largest stars in the universe, consuming hydrogen at an enormous rate and live for only a few million years, completely disintegrating when they go supernova

SuperGiant stars

400

There are currently how many Dwarf Planets within our solar system

5: Ceres, Pluto, Makemake, Haumae, and Eris

(Pluto is still considered a dwarf planet at the time of making this)

400

This is Saturn's most famous moon, being roughly the size of a sports arena and the only moon with a thick atmosphere

Titan

400

Also known as "the whale" this constellation is based on the sea monster in Greek mythology which Perseus and Heracles needed to slay

Cetus

(Cetus translates to whale in Ancient Greek)


400

What is the name of this nebula

Pillars of Creation

500

When a star meets certain specifications, star goes supernova and the cores becomes this

Neutron Star

500

According to NASA Saturn has how many rings orbiting the planet

7

(Classified as 7 main rings, but each ring consists of small gaps with other rings within)

500

Triton is the largest moon of Neptune, and is the only large moon in our solar system that has what type of orbit

Opposite orbit (retrograde orbit)

500

A constellation made of cast cosmic clouds and containing tiny dust particles that block visible light are known as what

Dark Cloud Constellations

500

What is the term that is the spherical outer boundary of a black hole considered to be its surface where light can no longer escape

Event horizon

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