Planets
Satellites
Telescope
Stars
Miscellaneous
100
The number of planets in our solar system.
What is 8.
100
A small or large rock that orbits the Sun.
What is an asteroid.
100
A tool used to make distant objects appear larger, closer, and clearer.
What is a telescope.
100
A large glowing ball of gas.
What is a star.
100
The names of the planets in order from closest to the Sun to farthest from the Sun.
What is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
200
The object that all planets revolve around.
What is the Sun.
200
Dust, ice and a tail of gas.
What is a comet.
200
One of the first scientists to learn about space using a telescope.
Who is Galileo.
200
A famous medium-sized star.
What is the Sun.
200
The planet famous for having a ring around it.
What is Saturn.
300
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.
What are the inner planets.
300
Parts of asteroids or comets that have broken off and orbit the sun.
What are meteors.
300
The number of lenses needed to make a telescope.
What is two.
300
A pattern or picture outlined by stars.
What is a constellation.
300
Planets with rocky surfaces.
What are the inner planets.
400
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
What are the outer planets.
400
A meteor that is falling toward Earth.
What is a meteorite.
400
A famous telescope that we use today to help us learn about space.
What is the Hubble Space Telescope.
400
The warrior constellation.
What is Orion.
400
Planets with liquid and gas surfaces.
What are outer planets.
500
Other objects, besides planets, that revolve around the sun. (there are three)
What are asteroids, comets, and meteors.
500
The name of the path asteroids, comets, and meteors take around the sun.
What is orbit.
500
The best time to use a telescope to see stars.
What is night.
500
The larger of the two pot constellations.
What is the big dipper.
500
The season that a person on Earth could see the constellation Orion.
What is winter.
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