The planet that is a little bigger than Earth's moon
What is MERCURY?
The inner planet with no atmosphere and extreme temperatures
What is MERCURY?
The planet with a THICK atmosphere of carbon dioxide gas
What is VENUS
A space rock that travels through Earth's atmosphere without burning up and hits Earth.
What is a METEORITE?
What did Galileo invent that helped prove Copernicus's heliocentric view?
What is a telescope?
What type of galaxy is shaped like an oval or a football?
What is elliptical galaxy?
The planet or planets with rings
What are THE OUTER PLANETS (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune)
Name all the planets that have gaseous surfaces in order from the sun out
What are JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS, and NEPTUNE? These planets are also called the "outer planets" and the "gas giants".
A frozen mass of ice, rock, and dust that travels through the solar system. As it passes the sun, it leaves a trail.
What is a COMET or a dirty snowball?
The universe is mostly
What is EMPTY SPACE but...NOT REALLY!
It's actually dark matter and dark energy that we can't see! It sure does look like empty space though :-)
(both answers accepted :-)
What type of galaxy has no real shape?
What is an irregular galaxy?
The theory that the entire universe expanded from a single point of energy
What is THE BIG BANG?
What type of galaxy is shaped like a bulge of stars at the center and arms rotating out (a pinwheel)?
What is a spiral galaxy?
This planet spins like it has been tilted on its side
What is URANUS
The TWO planets with atmospheres that are MOSTLY carbon dioxide
What are VENUS (a thick atmosphere of mostly carbon dioxide) and MARS (a thin atmosphere of mostly carbon dioxide)?
Explain why people during Ptolemy's time believed the Earth was the center of the universe. Give AT LEAST 2 reasons.
What is
we can feel Earth moving?
it looks like the sun and the stars move around us?
they didn't have advanced technology?
religious reasons?
What type of galaxy is the Milky Way?
The planet with a giant red spot that is a giant storm
What is JUPITER
The planets that have atmospheres made up of mostly helium and hydrogen
What are the gas giants (JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS, and NEPTUNE)?
Meteors are often referred to as
What are shooting stars?
Explain the difference between the GEOcentric view and the HELIOcentric view.
What is:
Geocentric view was the Earth was the center of the universe and Heliocentric view was the sun was the center of the solar system (or universe according to Copernicus)
Where is our Solar System located in the Milky Way?
What is an outer arm?