Where the sun rises.
What is east.
What does the earth revolve around.
What is sun.
Why do all objects fall straight down?
What is because of gravity.
What are groups of stars.
What are constellations.
Where the sun sets.
What is west.
How long is a revolution?
What is 365 days.
Where does gravity pull objects?
What is toward the center of Earth.
What color are the hottest stars?
What is blue
What is a shadow?
What is A shadow is a dark area created when an object blocks light.
When the sun is shining.
What is day.
Why do you weigh less on the moon?
What is gravity is weaker on the moon.
Why do we see stars only at night?
What is during the day, the Sun’s bright light makes it too hard to see other stars.
Are shadows longer in summer or winter?
What is Shadows are longer in winter because the Sun is lower in the sky, casting longer shadows.
When the sun is not shining.
What is night.
How does gravity keep the planets in orbit around the Sun?
What is the Sun's gravity pulls on the planets, keeping them in their orbits instead of flying off into space.
Why does the Sun look brighter than other stars, even though it’s not the biggest or hottest?
What is Because it is much closer to Earth than other stars.
How does the position of the Sun change the length of your shadow during the day?
What are Shadows are longest in the morning and evening and shortest at noon when the Sun is overhead.
What makes night and day.
What is rotation or spinning.
If you drop a bowling ball and a feather at the same time in a vacuum (without air), which one will hit the ground first? Why?
What is they will hit the ground at the same time because, without air resistance, gravity pulls all objects equally.
Why do some stars appear brighter than others in the night sky? (hint: 3 things affect this)
What is Because of differences in distance, size, and temperature.