Telescopes
The first type of telescope invented by Galileo.
What is the refracting telescope?
The cause of the seasons on Earth.
What is the tilt?
When you can see all of the moon.
What is a full moon?
The planet we live on.
What is Earth?
Largest planet.
What is Jupiter?
Created by Newton, this type of telescope uses mirrors.
What is a reflecting telescope?
A solstice occurs in these two months.
What is June and December?
When no moon is visible and it is not an eclipse.
What is new moon?
The red planet.
What is Mars?
Has the most obvious rings.
What is Saturn?
This telescope was launched in the early 2000s, and had visual issues that caused it to send blurry photos. Later it was repaired and now sends never seen before images of galaxies.
What is the Hubble?
An equinox occurs during these two months.
What is March and September?
The moon looks like the letter C.
What is a crescent?
Our "sister" planet.
What is Venus?
Farthest from the sun.
What is Neptune?
Launched in 2021, this telescope has been used to study far away galaxies and the Big Bang Theory.
What is the James Webb telescope?
If it is winter in Australia, the season we are in is ___.
What is summer?
The moon is grater than halfway visible.
What is gibbous?
Planet traveling at the greatest speed around the sun.
What is Mercury?
Spins on its side.
What is Uranus?
This is a type of telescope that does not need eyes in order to be useful.
What is the radio telescope?
Another name for the spring equinox.
What is vernal equinox?
When you see half of the moon it is in one of these two phases.
What is first quarter or 3rd quarter?
The name of our moon.
What is Luna?
Largest moon.
What is Ganymede?