Planets
Moon and Eclipses
Tides and Seasons
Sun and Stars
Gravity
100
This planet is closest to the Sun.
Mercury
100
This is which phase of the moon?
First Quarter
100
This season has the longest day of the year.
Summer
100
The Sun is this many years old.
4.5 Billion
100
Gravity does this as the mass of an object increases.
Increases
200
This planet is the hottest due to the Greenhouse effect.
Venus
200
A solar eclipse occurs when?
Day
200
The Northern hemisphere (us) is receiving indirect sunlight during this season.
Winter
200
How many Earth's could fit inside the sun?
1.3 million
200
As you get further from away from an object, gravity does this.
Decreases
300
This planet is blue-green due to methane.
Uranus
300
True or False: We only see one side of the Moon.
True
300
This term is the difference in ocean water from high tide to low tide.
Tidal Range
300
The sun presently is this type of star.
Yellow Dwarf
300
One of Kepler's laws states that "planets move faster traveling towards the sun, and slower moving away".
Kepler's 2nd law
400
This planet is a reddish-brown due to iron oxide.
Mars
400
True or False: Many people can see a total solar Eclipse.
False
400
These tides have the largest tidal range.
Spring tides
400
This layer is the part where we "see light".
Photosphere
400
One of which of Kepler's laws states that "all planets orbit the sun in an ellipse".
Kepler's 1st law.
500
This planet has the fastest rotation.
Jupiter
500
A solar eclipse only occurs during this type of moon.
New
500
The difference between the gravitational force of the sun and moon.
Tidal Force
500
This layer is where we "see color".
Chromosphere
500
Which one of Kepler's laws states "R^2=AU^3"?
Kepler's 3rd Law