Planets
The Sun
Comets and Metors
Satellites and Probes
Astronomers
100

The third planet from the sun.

Earth

100

The sun is one of the largest stars in the universe. T/F

False.
100

The most famous comet

Halley's Comet

100

Satellites are used for:

telecommunications, GPS, weather, etc.

100

Only this Greek believed Earth was in a sun-centred universe.

Aristarchus

200

Divides the inner planets from the outper planets.

Asteroid Belt

200
The sun is made of these two main parts.

Core and atmosphere

200

Comets are called Dirty Snowballs because it's made of these two things

Ice and Rock

200

Probes are used for:

All space exploration

200

This European tried to prove the sun was in the center.

Nicolaus Copernicus

300

This planet has the most moons.

Jupiter

300

The sun burns hot because of what continuing process?

Hydrogen Fusion

300

Comets are thought to made in this place

The Oort Cloud

300

The first manned orbiting laboratory

Skylab

300

Was the first European to use telescopes to look into space.

Galileo Galilli

400

Spell the 7th planet from the sun.

Uranus

400

Creates a soft glow around the sun.

Corona

400

A "shooting star" is more accurately called

Meteor

400

Had the first successful landings on Mars.

Vikings I & II

400
English Mathematician who discovered the law of gravity.

Sir Isaac Newton

500

These small planets exist beyond Neptune.

Dwarf Planets

500

The sun, like all planets, has this in the middle

Core

500

In correct order, a shooting star starts as _____, becomes a _____, and ends as a _______.

Meteroid, Meteor, Meteorite

500

Use ______ to propell themselves out further into space.

Gravity

500

Classified galaxies into various categories

Edwin Hubble