Places in the Universe
Astrodudes
Stellar Objects
Numbers in Space
100

What "J" is the largest planet in the Solar System?

Jupiter

100

A person with initials "I.N." formulated the universal law of gravity.

SIR ISAAC NEWTON

100

Called by some scientists as one of the "brightest object" in the universe, this "B" has infinite mass that light cannot escape from its gravitational influence.

BLACK HOLES

100

The value of acceleration due to gravity, given two decimal places, is equivalent to?

9.81 m/s2

200

Shooting stars come from a certain point in the sky called a radiant that comes from the debris left by which celestial body?

COMETS


200

What was the name of the first animal to orbit around Earth?

A stray dog named "Laika"

200

Kepler discovered that planetary orbits were elliptical because of a planet's unusual motion. Which planet of the Solar System was it?

Mars

200

Two numbers present in the value of Newton's gravitational constant that is also popular number used dominantly by Generation Alpha that jiggles their hands to express it.

6🤷
Newton's gravitational constant is equal to 6.6743×10-11 mkg-1 s-2.

300

Known by one theory as a former dwarf planet, what "T" is a natural satellite of Neptune that revolves in the opposite direction of its planet's rotation?

TRITON

300

This person with initials "Y. G." was a cosmonaut, who was also the first human to get to space and orbit around Earth.

Yuri Gagarin

300

The largest human-made object that currently revolves around the Earth.

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

300

True or False: 2100 is a leap year.

FALSE

400

What "I" is one of the Galilean moons and is the most volcanically active moon of the Solar System?

IO

400

Which part of Neil Armstrong's body was put on the Moon’s surface first?

Left foot

400

What "V" is the furthest human-made object from Earth, which carries the Golden Record that archives humanity’s history with it?

VOYAGER I

400

1P/Hailey, famously known as Hailey’s comet, is a short-period comet last seen in the year 1986. If it has a period of 76 years around the Sun, what year will it return?

2061

500

Used in a classic fairy tale, what "G" is also used to describe a region around a star where orbiting planets, similar to Earth, can support liquid water? It is neither too hot nor too cold.

500

One of the pioneers of spaceflight is Alexander Shargei, who developed a plan for humans to travel to the Moon and back to Earth. Which country of the present time was he born in?

Ukraine

500

What "D" was the first satellite built and designed by Filipinos?

DIWATA I

500

Around how many years will the Solar System completely revolve around the center of the Milky Way galaxy?

225 million to 250 million years

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