History of Space
The Solar System
Galaxies
Star Facts
Radio Astronomy
100

This is the farthest probe from Earth.

What is Voyager 1?

100

The fifth planet from the Sun.

What is Jupiter?
100

The closest galaxy to the Milky Way, which is on a collision course with us.

What is Andromeda?

100

The closest star to the Sun.

What is Proxima Centauri?

100

This formerly largest radio telescope located in Puerto Rico unfortunately collapsed in 2020 due to failures in its support cablings

What is the Arecibo Radio Observatory?
200

The year Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet

What is 2006?

200

The largest dwarf planet in the Solar System.

What is Pluto?

200

The most common galaxy shape.

What is a spiral galaxy?

200

The largest star in the Orion Constellation.

What is Betelgeuse?

200
Pioneered by radio astronomer Frank Drake, this 4-letter acronym stands for the scientific search of advanced civilizations beyond Earth

What is SETI?

300

The first American to orbit the Earth.

Who is John Glenn?

300

The gas responsible for the blue color of Uranus.

What is methane?

300

This region of the Laniakea Supercluster is notable for an increased gravitational pull, which causes a deviation in the expected expansion of galaxies.

What is the Great Attractor?

300

This period of a star's lifetime is where it spends most of its life.

What is the main sequence?

300

In 1967 Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovered the first of these highly magnetized stars

What are Pulsars?

400

The person who established that the rings of Saturn were actually rings.

Who is Christiaan Huygens?

400

Out of the Galilean moons, this one is the closest to Jupiter.

What is Io?
400

The scientist who discovered galaxy disks had flat rotation curves, showing the presence of dark matter.

Who is Vera Rubin?

400
All of the different spectral types of stars.

O B A F G K M. For bragging rights: (L T Y)

400

This element is responsible for a 21-centimeter wavelength emission line, or 1420 MHz

What is Hydrogen?

500
The year Copernicus published his complete heliocentric model. (Margin of error: 10 years)

When was 1543?

500

The spin-orbit resonance, in the form of a ratio, that Mercury has with the Sun.

What is 3:2?

500

This galaxy is famous for having two disks rotating in opposite directions, resulting in a distinct feature it is named for.

What is the Black Eye Galaxy? (NGC 4826)

500

The region on a Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram where pre-main-sequence stars move towards the main sequence.

What is the Hyashi Track?

500

Discovered in 1939 while investigating phone line interference, this galaxy is one of the strongest radio sources in our sky

What is Cygnus A?