This is the time from new moon to new moon.
What is 29.5 days?
The shroud of gas and water around some planets and moons is called this.
What is an Atmosphere?
Earth is the largest of the four these planets.
What are the Terrestrial planets?
Silver, Water, Change
What is the Moon?
The Jovian Planets are called as much because they share these traits with Jupiter.
What are (Size, rotational speed, gas, etc)
This is the diameter of the moon, given as a fraction of Earth's.
What is 1/4 the diameter of the Earth?
The time is takes a planet to rotate around its axis is called the planet's this
What is Day / Rotational Period?
This world has a thick, sulfurous atmosphere.
What is Venus?
Red, Feasts, Pomp
What is Jupiter?
This is Saturn's largest moon, notable for being the only moon in the Solar System to have one of these.
What is Titan + An atmosphere?
The first manned lunar mission was called this.
What was Apollo 11?
The Greek phrase aster planetes means this.
What is 'Wandering Stars?'
Saturn's impressive rings are made of these materials.
What are rocks and water ice?
Age, Slowness, Time.
What is Saturn?
This planet is the furthest from the sun. So far, in fact, that some astronomers believed that Gravity would not hold true at such a distance.
A Solar Eclipse happens when the Moon passes _________ the Earth and the Sun.
What is between?
This is the order of the planets.
What is M V E M J S U N?
Robotic probes sent to traverse the surface of Mars are traditionally called these.
What are rovers?
This is the name of the sphere that the stars were said to be set in.
What is the Empyrean? (Em-pie-ree-an)
Uranus and Neptune lack classical attributes for this reason.
What is their distance?
She is the Greek goddess of the Moon. (From last week's recitation)
Who is Selene?
He was the inventor of the telescope
Who is Galileo Galilei?
This tiny, rocky planet is smaller than moons like Titan and Ganymede.
What is Mercury?
Fortuna Major
What is Jupiter?
The lakes and rivers on Titan are not full of water, but are instead full of this, which is normally a gas on Earth.
What is Methane?