planets
random space
solar system
galaxies
true or false
100

what is the coldest planet?

Uranus 

100

The largest dwarf planet in the asteroid belt.

Ceres

100

The process that powers the Sun, where hydrogen atoms combine to form helium.

nuclear fusion

100

Identify the three major types of galaxies.

spiral, elliptical, and irregular.

100

Does it rain diamonds in Neptune 

true

200

The sun is primarily made of these two elements?

hydrogen and helium

200

The first person to walk on the Moon.

Neil Armstrong

200

A chunk of rock from outer space that burns up in the atmosphere.

meteor

200

What is the name and shape of the galaxy that contains Earth?

Milky Way Galaxy (Spiral)

200

The Sun is at the exact center of the Milky Way galaxy.

False

300

How many moons does Saturn have?

274 confirmed moons

300

A group of stars that form a pattern, like Orion or the Big Dipper.

constellation

300

Large chuck of ice, dust, gasses, and rock that orbit the sun.

comets

300

The Milky Way contains about this many stars.

100–400 billion

300

we experience 2 high tides and 2 low tides each day

true

400

Known as Earth’s “twin” because of its similar size, this planet is covered in thick clouds of sulfuric acid.

Venus

400

Space has no air and no sound, so it’s called...

a vacuum

400

Planets that are rocky and dense and found within the inner solar system are referred to as this term?

terrestrial

400

The Milky Way belongs to this small group of nearby galaxies.

Local Group

400

The bay of Fundy has the highest and lowest tides in the world

True 
500

This planet shares its name with the Roman god of war.

Mars

500

This planet’s day is longer than its year.

Venus

500

Distances within the Solar System can be measured in what two ways?

astronomical units and by the speed of light

500

The closest large galaxy to the Milky Way?

Andromeda Galaxy

500

The sun is the main cause of the tides on earth

false