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What moon phase is this?

Full Moon

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Which dwarf planet was once apart of our Solar System?

Pluto

100

The Sun is a _______?

 Star

100

What word means......... having no limits?

infinite

100

Which country's national animal is a unicorn?

Scotland

200

The length of time that it takes Earth to rotate.

24 hours about 12 hours of day and 12 hours of night.

200


Uranus

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How long does a rotation of the earth around it's axis take?

 about 24 hours.

200

What is the Hubble?

A. spacecraft

B. telescope

C. robotic space rover

telescope

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What is the distance between Earth and Moon?

A. 1000 km

B. 57,000 km

C. 384,400 km

384,400 km

300

A group of stars forming a recognizable pattern.

Constellations

300

What is the largest planet in our solar system.

 Jupiter.

300

What galaxy do we reside in?

The Milky Way

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What is the study of space called?

Astronomy 

300

Another name for 'Shooting Stars'

Meteors.

it’s a small piece of rock or dust. When it enters the Earth’s atmosphere, it burns up to make the light you see.

400

What year did the first man walk on the moon?

A. 1935

B. 1960

C. 1968

D. 1980

1968

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Which planet has the most moons?

Saturn, it 145 moons.

Jupiter only has 95.

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How long is Earth's orbit?

365 days (1 year)

400

What are the "rock planets"

Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.

400

For a rocket to get into Space, how fast must it travel

A. 375 km / hr

B. 3000 km / hr

C. 28,350 km / hr

28,350 km / hr

500

What causes us to have four seasons?

A.  The moon is tilted

B. The earth is tilted

C.  People like different seasons

B. The earth is tilted

500

Which planet rotates on its axis the fastest?

Jupiter: 10 Earth hours

500

What is the name for the path that a planet takes around the Sun? 

A. Orbit

B. Path

C. Planetary Route

Orbit

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What is a small rocky body orbiting the sun?

Asteroid

500

What is the temperature in most parts of Outer Space?

A. -100º C

B. –271º C

C. –980º C

–271º C!


Absolute zero occurs at a temperature of –273.15º C!