All Things Sun and Moon
All Things Stars
Space & Conservation
Observations of History
In a Galaxy Far Far Away...
100

Name three objects that are involved in "Manhattanhenge."

Sun, Earth, buildings, Manhattan, street, etc.

100

What is a pattern of stars observed by humans called?

Constellation!

100

What is generated by energy?

Heat.

100

Where do the zodiac signs get their names?

Astrology! They each have their own constellation.

100

Name our planets, in order!

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

200

What is the EXACT definition of orbit from our notes?

The motion of the Earth around the Sun.

200

What is a supernova?

Star go boom! When a star explodes!

200

What happens if we do not prevent further damage to our ozone layer?

Climate change, global warming, extinction of human life on Earth

200

Describe the pattern in the sky that your podcast discussed, or a pattern you remember from a different podcast a classmate shared with us.

Teacher Determined...

200

What is an exoplanet?

Planets that orbit a star outside of our solar system!

300

How does the Moon change the tides of our oceans?

What is the Moon's gravitational pull as it moves around us?

300

What makes up a star?

Hot gas such as hydrogen and helium.

300

What is compounds are destroying our ozone layer?

Carbon dioxide, methane gas

300

How has biology influenced calendars over human existence?

Based off of a woman's pregnancy and childbirth timelines

300

About how long is one light year?

About 66 Earth years

400

What causes the Moon to appear different colors and not one smooth color? How would Earth protect itself from looking like that?

- Asteroids/meterors 

- DART program

400

How is it possible for a star that died thousands of years ago to still be visible to us here on Earth?

The star was so far away that the light has not yet reached Earth to disappear.

400

How do we prevent irreversible damage to our ozone layer?

Eliminate emissions into our atmosphere at a pace fast enough to keep climate change from causing too much damage.

400

Why do we have a leap year every 4 years?

Earth orbits the sun in 365.25 days

400

What is a black hole?

Huge concentrations of matter in very tiny spaces where gravity is so strong that not even light can escape.

500

What 3 things give us seasons here on Earth?

1. Sun's light angle created by Earth's tilt

2. Atmosphere

3. Earth's rotation/orbit around the Sun

500

Approximately, how many stars are in our universe?

1 sextillion

500

Explain how the AI computer servers are an analogy for Earth and our ozone layer.

Teacher determined...

500

Explain how digging holes in the ground helped the Scotts of 8000 BC track the Moon cycles. What was a possible benefit at this point of history?

Scotland is coastal, holes would flood when tides reached a certain height. Benefit - showing other societies how advanced they were technologically
500

Approximately, how many galaxies are there in our observable universe?

2 trillion