Stars
A medium yellow star that only seems huge because of its location compared to others.
The difference between a spiral galaxy and a barred spiral galaxy?
What is the center?
An planet that has a feature known as the Great Dark Spot.
What is Neptune?
Objects that orbit the sun between the inner and outer planets.
What are asteroids (Asteroid Belt)
A tool that orbits the Earth's atmosphere in order to observe deep space.
What is a space probe?
A cool and small star.
What is a red dwarf?
The reason why elliptical galaxies appear brighter in the center.
What is more stars in the center?
A planet with many moons.
What is any outer planet?
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 their findings back to Earth.
What is a space probe or a crewless spaceship?
When you compare the larger star to the smaller star when the two stars are the same color.
What is the larger star is brighter than the smaller star?
A group of billions of stars that form a round or oval shape.
What is an elliptical galaxy?
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?
A tool that will help see more detail about a small area of the sky.
What is a telescope.
Can occur even when two stars have different sizes but the same temperature.
What are stars with the same color?
A galaxy that does not have a symmetrical shape.
What is an irregular galaxy?
A planet with a thick atmosphere and has a low density.
What is Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune (an Outer Planet).
An object that has broken off an asteroid and travels through space?
What is a meteoroid?
This tool was created by Edwin Hubble
What is a telescope?
Stars ____________ appear smaller on Earth.
What is farther away?
A well-known barred spiral galaxy is called what?
What is the Milky Way?
Another way planets move in space other than revolve around the sun.
What is rotate 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 tool that has to look through Earth's atmosphere, which reduces their power.
What are Earth-based telescopes?