Rockets
Movements of the Planets
Moon Surface and Craters
Artemis Missions & Life on Mars
Floor Time
100

True or False The fins and cone of a rocket allow it to move through space with more ease.

True

100

If it takes a planet 24 hours to complete a full rotation, how long is a day on that planet?

 24 hours

100

Where do craters come from?

The force of asteroids, comets, and other space debris colliding with planets or moons.

100

 How many astronauts will be aboard the Artemis II spacecraft?

4

100

On what floor can you find the Eyepool?

3rd Floor

200

What is the top pointy part of a rocket called?

The Cone.

200

What is the shape of a planet’s orbit? (hint: it’s not a circle!)

An ellipse, a certain type of oval.

200

Which direction did an asteroid that leaves a left ejecta pattern near its crater come from?

The right

200

What is ‘terraforming’?

 The process of altering the environment of a planet to make it more suitable for life.

200

what is the name of the statue made of many silver beads near the vortex tunnel?

the Rainbow Serpent

300

Why are empty fuel tanks and engines let go from the rocket?

To get rid of extra weight.

300

What is the moon phase called where the earth has blocked all light from the moon?

New Moon

300

Why does the moon have so many more craters than the earth?

 The Earth has a protective atmosphere, while the moon does not.

300

What happens to water on planets too far out from the goldilocks zone.

It freezes

300

Which floor is the “Beatbender” on?

3rd Floor 

400

What is the name of the new rocket NASA is testing in their Artemis II mission?

Orion.

400

How many phases of the moon are there?

8

400

What is the middle, and thickest layer of the moon called?

The Mantel

400

What are the four requirements for a planet to support life?

 It must be a terrestrial planet within the Goldilocks Zone, and possess both an atmosphere and nutritious soil.

400

What is the name of the soup can art piece on the 1st floor?

Soup Time!

500

What year was the first rocket built?

1926.

500

‘Tidal lock’, caused by the gravity of the sun, has what effect on orbiting planets?

Slows down their rotation.

500

What is the layer of loose dirt and rocks on the surface of the moon called?

The Regolith.

500

What is the goal of the Artemis 4 mission?

To start building the first space station on the moon.

500

Where can you find a Rhombicuboctahedron in the museum?

making up the silver and pink structure on the fourth floor near the sequence wall