General Space Stuff
The Earth
The Moon
Phases of the Moon
Space Technology
100

These are patterns people say in the sky.

Consetellations

100

Earth rotates along this imaginary line

Axis

100

What is another word for moon?

Earth's satellite.

100

What we call the changes in appearance of the Moon

Moon phases.

100

The instrument you use to see objects in space. 

Telescope
200

Constellations were originally named by this.

Greek Mythology / shapes 
200

Earth has seasons because of this

The Earth's -tilt- on its axis.

200

The length of time it takes for the moon to revolve around the Earth

28 days or a month.

200

This is what you call the moon when the RIGHT half is lit.

First Quarter

200

This indoor theatre shows a model of the night sky and constellations.

Planetarium

300

This includes all of space and everything in it.

The Universe
300

True or False: The Earth revolves and causes day and night

FALSE. The Earth rotates and causes day and night

300

True or False: The moon creates its own light.

False! It reflects the sun's light

300

This phase is identified when you can't see the moon in the night sky.

New Moon

300

When observing space objects, scientists must use proper safety equipment when viewing this.

The Sun, Solar Eclipse, Lunar Eclipse. 

400

Another word for revole

What is orbit

400

How long does it take for Earth to complete one revolution?

1 year/365 days.

400

The Moon has been used throughout history to measure this.

Time 

400

TRUE OR FALSE: The Moon revolves around the sun.

True and False 

400

This space agency led the Artemis II mission around the Moon.

NASA

500

These are groups of stars and planets that are clumped together in one huge group. And give the name of our galaxy.

Galaxies and Milky Way Galaxy

500

True or False: The Sun revolves around the Earth

False.

500

These are qualities both the Moon and the Earth share.

Both in space, both have craters, mountains and plains.

500

What is the moon made of and what caused this billions of years ago?

Granite and Basalt. This is because most scientists believe there were oceans of lava on the moon years ago. 

500

This was the first time humans traveled around the Moon since this famous space program in the 1960s–70s.

The Apollo Program