Solar System
Gravity & Motion
Light & Space
Space Technology
Life in Space
100

This is the star at the center of our solar system.

What is the Sun?

100

This force pulls objects toward each other.

What is gravity?

100

This object in space gives off its own light.

What is the Sun?

100

This technology orbits Earth and collects data.

What are satellites?

100

Astronauts live and work in this place while in space.

Astronauts live and work in this place while in space.

200

These are large rocky or gas bodies that orbit the Sun.

What are planets?

200

This changes depending on gravity: mass or weight?

What is weight?

200

The Moon is visible because it does this with sunlight.

What is reflect light?

200

This technology allows astronauts to travel to space.

What are rockets?

200

Name ONE challenge astronauts face in space.

Isolation / no gravity / limited space


300

This object orbits a planet (like the Moon orbits Earth).

What is a natural satellite?

300

Why would you weigh less on the Moon?

What is less gravity?

300

Give ONE example of something that reflects light in space.

Moon / planets

300

Give ONE way satellites help Earth.

Weather tracking / climate monitoring

300

How do astronauts stay healthy in space?

Exercise / healthy food

400

These are small rocky objects mostly found between Mars and Jupiter.

What are asteroids?

400

This movement of Earth causes day and night.

What is rotation?

400

Stars are visible because they do this.

What is emit light?

400

This tool lets scientists see far into space.

What is a telescope?

400

Give ONE benefit of space exploration.

New technology / learning about Earth

500

Describe ONE difference between a comet and an asteroid.

Comets have ice and tails; asteroids are mostly rock

500

A ball weighs 10 N on Earth. On the Moon, it weighs less. Explain why its weight changes but its mass stays the same.

Mass stays the same because the amount of matter doesn’t change. Weight changes because gravity is weaker on the Moon.

500

Explain the difference between emitting and reflecting light.

Emitting = making light; reflecting = bouncing light.

500

Explain what the Canadarm does AND why it is important for space missions.

The Canadarm is a robotic arm used on spacecraft and the International Space Station. It helps move equipment, repair satellites, and assist astronauts during spacewalks. It is important because it makes space work safer and more efficient.

500

Give ONE negative impact of space exploration

Cost / pollution / space debris