Stars
A medium yellow star that only seems huge because of its location compared to others.
What is our Sun?
The name of galaxy that our Solar System belongs to.
What is the Milky Way Galaxy?
A blue planet a great dark spot and an atmosphere of hydrogen, helium and methane.
What is Neptune?
Objects that orbit the Sun between the inner and outer planets.
What are asteroids?
A tool that shows more detail about a small area of the sky.
What is a telescope?
When the nuclei of small atoms are forces together into releasing huge amounts of energy.
What is nuclear fusion?
The shape of the galaxy that contains Mars.
What is a spiral galaxy?
Earth's toxic twin, the hottest planet in our solar system.
What is Venus?
An object that looks like a streak of light in the sky but is a small chunk of rock passing through Earth's atmosphere.
What is a meteor?
A tool that is sent to investigate deep space and transmit findings back to Earth.
What is a space probe?
A sudden eruption of electromagnetic radiation travelling out from the chromosphere for only a few minutes.
What is a solar flare?
The reason why galaxies appear brighter in the center.
What is crowded or densely located stars?
A planet whose mass is most likely more than 300 times the mass of Earth.
What is Jupiter?
An object that has passed through Earth's atmosphere and has reached Earth's surface.
What is a meteorite?
Tools that observes space through Earth's atmosphere, with limited strength.
What are Earth-based telescopes?
Sheets of dense gas erupting off the chromosphere but returning in a loop-like fashion lasting days or weeks
What is a solar prominence?
A group of billions of stars that form a roundish shape.
What is an elliptical galaxy?
The planets with thick atmospheres and low density.
What is Gas Giants: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune (Outer Planets).
An object that has broken off an asteroid and travels through space attracted by a planet's gravity.
What is a meteroid?
A tool that orbits near Earth's outer atmosphere and observes other galaxies since April 24, 1990.
What is a Hubble Telescope?
Phenomenon that sends electromagnetic energy from the Sun interfering with radio communication and creating Aurora Borealis.
What is a solar flare?
The galaxy closest to the Milky way galaxy.
What is the Andromeda galaxy?
Another way planets move in space other than revolve around the Sun.
What is rotation on its axis?
An object that is made up of frozen gas and has a visible tail, pointing away from the sun.
What is a comet?
A space probe that orbits the Sun at the second Lagrange Point with an unobstructed view of space.
What is the James Webb Telescope?