Rotation/Revolution
Space
Stars
Solar System
Trick or Treat
100

How long does it take earth to make one rotation

24 hours

100

What is the name of our Galaxy?

Milky Way

100

How many stars do we have in our Solar System

One

100

How many planets do we have in our Solar System?

8

100

What force keeps planets in orbit around the sun? 

Gravity

200

What does the rotation of earth create

Day and night

200

What shape is our Milky Way galaxy

Spiral

200

What life cycle stage is our star in

Main Sequence

200

What do we call the first four planets?

Terrestrial

200

Why is earths revolution only 365.25 days and Saturn's orbit is 19 years.

The distance from the sun

300

What is the tilt of earth on its axis?

23.5 degrees

300

What seperates the inner and outer planets?

Asteroid Belt

300

Why do stars in our night sky look so much smaller than our sun?

They are much much farther away.

300

How many stars do we have in our Solar System

1 our Sun

300

What are stars made of?

Gasses 

Hydrogen and Helium

400

How long does it take earth to make one complete revolution around the sun?

365.25 days

400

What do we call the path planets path around our star?

Orbit

400

What is the other term that we use for the Brightness of a star?

Magnitude
400

Name me the four Gas Giants.

Jupiter

Saturn

Uranus

Neptune

400

List the layers of the sun from inner most to the outer layer.

core, radiation zone, convection zone, photosphere, corona

500

Name the two tings the create our Seasons

Our revolution pattern and our Tilt
500

How are Dwarf Planets different from other planets

They must be   

1. Round

2. Orbit a star

3. Clear their path

500

List the life cycle of a average size star in order.

Nebula

Protostar

Main sequence

Expanding Star

Red Giant

Planetary Neubla

White Dwarf

500

Name the 8 planets in order from farthest away to closests

Neptune                        Mars

Uranus                          Earth

Saturn                          Venus

Jupiter                          Mercury

500

The picture shows the positions of four stars relative to Earth's axis and equator.

 

When viewed from the Northern Hemisphere, which star appears to stay in the same place in the sky throughout the night?


Star 1

Star 2

Star 3

Star 4

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