Earths rotation
Observing the stars
Objects in the sky
Gravity
Miscellaneous
100

Making a complete spin on an axis

Rotation

100

The star at the center of the solar system.

Sun

100

The third planet from the sun, the only planet where life exists. 

Earth

100

True or False; the gravitational pull on every planet is different. 

True. 

100

Does gravity exist in space?

No - gravity is only on planets and moons. 

200

The sun rises in the ________, and sets in the _____. 

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.

200

A ball of gas in space that produces it's own heat and light. 

Star

200

The hottest planet in the solar system

Mercury

200

The force that causes objects with mass to attract to each other.

Gravity

200

Earth has greater mass than mars, which planet has stronger gravity?

Earth. 

300

The path one object takes as it revolves around another object in space

Orbit

300
The brightness of a star as perceived by an observer on Earth.

 What is Apparent Brightness?

300

A natural satellite that orbits a planet. 

Moon

300

True or False; There is no gravity on the moon

False - gravity just isn't as strong on the moon as it is on Earth. 

300

The Moon appears to change shape during the month because ________?

The Moon orbits the Earth so the angle of the Sun’s reflection changes.

400

An imaginary line that Earth rotates around. 

Axis

400

Which season are stars most visible?

Winter

400

Farthest planet from the sun

Neptune

400

A push or pull that causes an object to move, stop or change direction. 

Force

400

True or False; Planets are evenly spaced out in the solar system

False, some planets are farther from others, and some are closer together. 

500

What time of day are shadows the smallest?

Noon or mid-day

500

A group of stars that create a recognizable pattern that is named based off of the way it looks or an associated myth. 

Constellation

500

Why do you see some constellations in the summer, but not in the winter

The Earth rotates but the stars do not, so some are only visible when the Earth is facing that part of space.
500

Where does Earths gravity pull to?

The core, which is a magnet. 

500

What determines the temperature on the planet?

Distance from the sun and the thickness of the atmosphere. (Either answer is a correct response)
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