Definitions
Stars
Planets
Comets & Asteroids
Moon Phases
100

A natural object which is located outside of Earth's atmosphere.

Celestial Object

100

An enormous ball of extremely hot, ionized gas that shines under its own power.

a star

100

What planet are we on right now?

Earth
100

What is a comet mostly made of?

Ice, dust, and gas

100

Which Moon phase looks completely bright?

Full Moon
200

A Celestial Object made of frozen gases, ice, and dust. It also commonly has a tail.

Comet

200

This force holds the cloud of gas together.

Gravity

200

The planet closest to Earth.

Mars

200

True or False: Asteroids have tails.

False

200

True or False: The Moon makes its own light.

False
300

This celestial object must orbit a star, it must be big enough to have enough gravity to force a spherical shape, and it must be big enough that its gravity cleared away any objects of a similar size near its orbit.

A Planet

300

What is the closest star to Earth?

the Sun

300

This planet has the shortest orbit.

Mercury

300

Are asteroids made mostly of rock or ice?

Rock (or metal)

300

Put these in order:
Full Moon, New Moon, First Quarter

New Moon → First Quarter → Full Moon

400

What word means “path an object takes around another object”?

Orbit

400

💥 STAR QUESTION: What was the first Pixar movie ever released?

Toy Story

400

What planet has the most rings?

Saturn

400

What is a very small asteroid called?

A meteoroid

400

💥 STAR QUESTION: What app is famous for short videos and trends?

TikTok

500

The force of attraction between all masses in the Universe.

gravitational force

500

This process happens in stars to form Hydrogen gas into Helium gas.

Nuclear Fusion

500

💥 STAR QUESTION: What country is shaped like a boot?

Italy

500

What planet’s gravity helps keep most asteroids in the belt?

Jupiter

500

Which phase comes after a Full Moon?

Waning Gibbous