Planets
What's the biggest planet?
Jupiter
What is the closest star to the Earth?
The Sun
In the solar system, there is only one place that has life. Where is it?
The Earth
What was the first mission that put humans on the Moon?
What event created the universe?
The Big Bang
True or False: Jupiter has the most moons in the solar system.
False, Saturn has the most moons
True or False: The speed of light is 186,000 miles per second.
True
True or False: The asteroid belt is located between Jupiter and Saturn.
False, it is between Mars and Jupiter
True or False: 11 countries have collaborated together on the International Space Station
False, 15 countries have
True or False: The universe is constantly expanding.
True
What is the hottest planet in the solar system?
Venus
Which type of star is the hottest based on its surface temperature: a red star, yellow star, or blue star?
Blue star
Where is Olympus Mons (tallest mountain in the solar system) found?
Mars
Which NASA mission became the first crewed mission to fly around the Moon since Apollo 17?
Artemis 2
What is the name of the region of space that is incredibly dense and has a gravitational pull so strong that even light can't escape?
Black hole
How old is the Earth?
4.5 billion years
What is the name of the event where a star explodes in a stellar explosion?
Supernova
Neptune
Which company/organization has the most satellites in orbit?
SpaceX
How old is the universe?
Around 14 billion years old
What planet could theoretically float in water?
Saturn
If the Sun disappeared, how long would it take for people on Earth to notice?
8 minutes 20 seconds
How many dwarf planets are recognized in the solar system?
5
What is the furthest human-made object from Earth?
Voyager 1
Regular atoms (like stars, planets, and us) make up only about 4.9% of the universe. What makes up the rest of the 95.1%?
Dark matter or dark energy