Important People
The Planets
Parts of a Telescope
Time
Cosmos Film
100

Proposed the "Geocentric" Model

Who is Ptolemy

100

Largest planet in the solar system

What is Jupiter

100

Part of a reflecting telescope that captures incoming light

What is a mirror

100

24 hour movement of Earth around its axis

What is a day

100

Friend of Isaac Newton who helped him publish his thoughts on astronomy

Edmund Halley

200

Proposed the "Heliocentric" Model

Who is Copernicus

200

Planet closest to the sun

What is Mercury

200

Part of refracting telescope that captures incoming light

What is a convex lens

200

comprised of 7 days

What is a week

200

Enemy of Isaac Newton who tried to take credit for his ideas

Who is Robert Hooke

300

Figured out the circumference of the Earth using a stick and his mind.

Who is Eratosthenes.

300

Planet with large rings 

What is Saturn

300

Part of the telescope you look through

What is the eyepiece

300

Comprised of 365.242 days

What is a year

300

Dutch astronomer who discovered a cloud of icy objects believed to be the "home of comets"

Who is Oort

400

Discovered that the Universe is expanding and that the Milky Way is not the only galaxy.

Who is Edwin Hubble

400

Also known as the Red Planet

What is Mars

400

a typical telescope stands on this

What is a tripod

400

type of calendar based on the phases of the moon

What is a Lunar Calendar

400

Ball of ice and rock that travels around the sun in an elliptical orbit

What is a comet

500
Performed calculations that helped Americans to land on the moon.

Who is Katherine Johnson

500

Earth's "sister" planet

What is Venus

500

Both refracting and reflecting telescopes are described as

What are optical telescopes

500

Examples of  solar calendars named after two historical figures

Julian calendar ad Gregorian calendar

500
Force that influences the movement of the planets and other objects in the universe

What is gravity

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