This is between the inner and outer planets
What is the Asteroid Belt
_______was one of the first people to use a telescope to look at space
Who is Galileo
The color of the hottest star
What is a blue star
What is the moon
What is the scientific study of the human past through the recovery, documentation, and analysis of material remains?
Archaeology.
How long it takes for the moon to orbit the earth.
What is month
The moon phase that is necessary to potentially view a lunar eclipse
What is a full moon
The hottest planet in our solar system
What is Venus
The outer planets are also known as _______ _______.
What are Gas Giants
These are caused by solar flares
What are the Northern Lights(Aurora Borealis)
How to archeologists determine the age of most fossils?
Carbon dating.
The smallest planet in our solar system
What is Mercury
A low mass star eventually becomes this
What is a white dwarf
The north star is also known by this name (Bonus points if you can explain why it is always in the north.)
What is polaris?
It is always in the north due to the direction that earth's axis points.
This is responsible for the earth's seasons
What is the earth's tilt and revolution around the sun
What is this organism called?
A trilobite.
List the planets in order from the sun
What is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune
A star and the objects that orbit it is called this
What is a solar system
The amount the Earth's axis is tilted
What is 23.5 degrees
What do we call the era in which dinosaurs lived on Earth?
Mesozoic Era (Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous).
The Space Race was between these two countries
Who were the United States and the Soviet Union
A dirty space snowball
What is a comet
The force that keeps planets orbiting the sun
What is gravity
The first man to walk on the moon
Who is Neil Armstrong?
The place where stars are born
What is a nebula
Order the following events from oldest to most recent:
1. Humans develop, 2. Dinosaurs develop, 3. Invertebrates develop, 4. Birds Develop, 5. Mammals develop, and 6. Earth forms.
1. Earth Forms
2. Invertebrates
3. Dinosaurs
4. Birds
5. Mammals
6. Humans