Constellations
Observational Astronomy
Stars
Asteroids, comets and meteors
The Moon
100

What Is A Constellation?

A Group of stars in the sky where stars form a recognizeable pattern 

100

Apparent shift in position of an object when the viewer’s position changes

What is the Parallax affect?

100

A ball of matter that produces heat

What is a star?

100

a bowl-shaped depression produced by the impact of an object striking a surface

What is a crater?

100

A satellite orbiting Earth

What is the moon?

200

The last constellation Kiersten and Sara presented 

What is Leo

200

Who sprinted out of the classroom at the end of Kiersten and Sara's interview

Kiersten?

200

What star is red

What Is A Red Dwarf?

200

An Asteroid that causes extinction 

What is a Planet Killer?

200

KREEP 

Potassium, Rare Earth Elements, and Phosphorus 

300

Groups of stars smaller than constellations

What are Asterisms?

300

Wavelength and frequency will change based on the relative motion of the emitter and receiver

What is the Doppler Affect?

300

 universal force of attraction between all matter

what is gravity

300

flashes of light generated by objects such as meteors entering Earth’s atmosphere

what are shooting stars

300
This side of the moon is never seen

What is the dark side

400

The Biggest Constellation

What Is Hydra

400

Who Ran Out of the Room at the end of the Telescopes interview preformed by Kiersten and Sara

Kiersten


400

Einstein’s model of gravity describes this

What is Space and Time

400

This killed the dinosaurs

What is a meteor 

400

The lunar surface is dominated by this type of rock

what are igneous rocks
500

Describes position relative to where the Sun rises on the Vernal equinox (March 21)

What is Right Ascension 

500

Intensity of light is inversely proportional to the distance squared from the source

What is the Inverse Square Law?

500

Stars in equilibrium are called this

What are main sequence stars

500

Comets’ distinctive tails are the result of this

what is gas and dust being blown off the surface by solar winds

500

Like other rocky bodies, the Moon features a

crust, mantle, and core structure

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