Jupiter
Spacecraft
Moons & Storms
Universe
Earth & Saturn
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What is the largest planet discussed in the first part?

Jupiter

100

Which spacecraft orbited Jupiter?

Juno

100

Which volcanic moon orbits Jupiter?


Io is Jupiter's highly volcanic moon.

100

What is a galaxy?


A large collection of stars, gas and dust held together by gravity

100

What mainly powers Earth’s weather?

The Sun

200

What is the Great Red Spot?

A huge storm

200

Which spacecraft explored Saturn?

Cassini

200

What do we call Jupiter’s bright polar lights?

Auroras

200

What is the observable universe?


The part of the universe we can observe

200

What spacecraft studied Saturn’s atmosphere?

Cassini

300

What is the main spacecraft hazard around Jupiter?


Intense radiation

300

Why did Juno need strong protection?

Jupiter’s radiation

300

What traps material from Io and contributes to auroras?


Lightning

300

What does redshift help estimate?


Distance to galaxies

300

Is sunlight stronger or weaker at Saturn than at Earth?

Weaker

400

What mainly drives Jupiter’s atmospheric storms?

Energy released from its interior

400

What would happen if Juno missed its crucial orbital manoeuvre?

It could fly past Jupiter instead of entering orbit

400

What traps material from Io and contributes to auroras?

Jupiter’s magnetic field

400

What invisible matter is inferred from gravitational effects?

Dark matter

400

What source helps power Saturn’s winds?

 Internal heat

500

What did Juno suggest about Jupiter’s core?


It is larger than previously thought

500

What instrument detected radio signals linked to lightning?

A microwave radiometer

500

What unusual arrangement of cyclones was described?

A geometric pattern of cyclones around a central cyclone

500

What is the name linked to accelerated expansion?

Dark energy

500

What form of helium precipitation is described deep inside Saturn?

Helium rain