Moon phases
Eclipses
Space Race
Tides
Miscellaneous
100

The _______, which orbits Earth, is Earth’s only natural satellite.

moon

100

An ___________

occurs when one celestial body passes through the shadow

of another.

eclipse

100

Who was the first American to orbit the Earth?

John Glenn
100

How many total tides does a beach get in one day?

4

100

What caused the craters on the Moon?

Asteroid strikes

200

Phase of the moon that follows a full moon

 

Waning Gibbous

200

This type of eclipse is when the moon blocks the sun from the earth

solar eclipse

200

What was the first manmade object to be sent into orbit?

Sputnik I

200

What type of tide do we get when the moon is either in 1st quarter or 3rd quarter?

Neap tides

200

What was the name of the space missions to the moon?

Apollo
300

The complete cycle of moon phases repeats every _______ days

29.5

300

When the sun is totally blocked from being seen on earth

total solar eclipse

300

The space race was between which two nations?

USA and Soviet Union

300

What type of tides do we get on earth when the moon is a new moon or full moon?

Spring Tides

300

Who were the three astronauts on Apollo 11?

Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins
400

Phase of the moon that follows new moon

waxing crescent

400

when do we get a lunar eclipse

when the moon moves into the earth's shadow

400

Who was the first man to walk on the moon?

Neil Armstrong

400

This type of tide produces the largest difference between low tides and high tides.

Spring Tides

400

What is a Russian astronaut called?

Cosmonaut

500

how many days does it take to go from a new moon to a full moon?

about 14

500
What should I use if I want to view a solar eclipse?

Dark glasses

500

Who was the first human being to be launched into outer space?

Yuri Gagarin

500

How many high tides do the beaches get each day?

2

500

Which president set a goal to reach the moon before the end of the decade in the 1960s?

John F. Kennedy