Any heavenly body that revolves around another heavenly body.
What is a satellite?
It takes the Earth ______ day(s) to spin on its axis once.
What is one?
Rocky objects that orbit the sun. They are smaller than a planet but larger than a pebble.
What is an asteroid?
These heavenly bodies emit light.
What are the Sun and stars?
Constellations were created and named by people from what country?
What is Greece?
Constellations appear to move because this happens.
What is the Earth rotates on its axis?
This small, heavenly body broke off the asteroid and moves about the solar system. It will become a meteor if it enters Earth's atmosphere.
What is a meteroid?
There are more stars in the Universe than ___________.
What are grains of sand on earth?
My shadow is shortest around noon because...
This is a small body from space that enters Earth's atmosphere and usually burns up completely. It is sometimes called a 'shooting star'.
What is a meteor?
The number of planets in our solar system.
What is eight?
This star is the easiest to find in the night sky.
What is Polaris/North Star?
Orion is called a 'winter constellation' because it's only visible during this season.
What is winter?
A meteor that survives the Earth's atmosphere and strikes the ground.
What is a meteorite?
The Sun, Earth and the planets are a part of this galaxy.
What is The Milky Way?
These are circumpolar constellations circle the north star and are able to be seen all year round in Canada.
What are Ursa Major, Ursa Minor and Cassiopeia.
If you look directly at the sun, this will happen.
What is permanent eye damage?
This heavenly body orbits the sun like an asteroid but is made of ice and dust, instead of rock.
What is a comet?