Early Views of the Cosmos
Technology & Living in Space
Technology for Visibility
Matter in Space
Technology for Space Transport
100

This represents the shortest and longest periods of daylight.

What is a solstice?

100

Astronaunts recycle this to produce more water. WARNING: it is pretty gross!

What is urine (wastewater)?

100

This type of telescope uses lenses to gather and focus light.

What is a refracting telescope?

100

This is a grouping of stars we see in the night sky.

What is a constellation?

100

This robot allows space exploration on a planet.

What is a space probe?

200

This represents periods of equal day and night.

What is equinox?

200

Damaging effects of cosmic rays describes this type of hazard.

What is an environmental hazard?

200

In a reflecting telescope, the large mirror has to be this shape.

What is concave?

200

The name when a star is born.

What is a nebulae?

200

This station is a joint project with many nations that serves as a laboratory in space.

What is the International Space Station?

300

This planetary model was adopted by Galileo as a more "modern" model of the planets. 

What is heliocentric?

300

Living in a confined space describes this type of challenge.

What is a psychological challenge?

300

This technique produces a better resolution by combining more than two telescopes together.

What is interferometry?

300
Based off the Hertzspung-Russell Diagram, this type of star is hot and dim.

What is a white dwarf?


300

This part makes up 91% of a rocket.

What is fuel?

400

With the heliocentric model, the planets were described to orbit in this shape.

What is an ellipse? 

400

Bones have less pressure on them and muscles begin to weaken due to this issue to the body.

What is microgravity?

400

The Hubble Space telescope is this type of telescope.

What is reflecting telescope?

400

Stars spend most of their lifetime converting hydrogen into this.

What is helium?

400

This futuristic technology uses xenon gas that makes a rocket engine very efficient. 

What is an ion drive?

500

This scientist described a law that an object's speed varies in orbit.

Who is Kepler?

500

To help produce more oxygen, they have to use this process to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

What is electrolysis? 

500

Keck I and Keck II are examples of this type of telescope.

What is a segmented-mirror telescope?

500

This is invisible to telescopes.

What is a black hole?

500

This futuristic technology uses photons to allow fast travel.

What is solar sails?

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