Planets
Other Objects in Space
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
100

Which planet is the only one with liquid water?

Earth

100

This object has an icy shell and a coma.

Comet

100

A large cloud of dust an gas in space

Nebula

100

The model of our universe where Earth is at the center and all other on objects orbit Earth. 

Geocentric

100

Where are most asteroids located?

Asteroid belt - between Jupiter & Mars

200

Which planet is the 4th from the sun?

Mars

200

This space object is made out of the same materials as a rocky planet. 

Asteroid

200

Name of our galaxy

The Milky Way
200

A region in the solar system just beyond Neptune that contains small bodies made mostly of ice. 

Kuiper Belt

200

All outer planets (the Jovian planets) have rings. Planetary rings are made primarily of what?

ice & dust

300

Which planet is the hottest

Venus

300

This object burns up in Earth's atmosphere

Meteor

300

Shape/type of our galaxy

Spiral

300

A group of a million or billion stars, together will all gas & dust, held together with their gravitational attraction. 

Galaxy

300

What is a light year?

The measurement of the distance light travels in a year?

400

Which planet has a great red spot?

Jupiter

400

This object made it through space and Earth's atmosphere and can be found on Earth's surface.

meteorite

400

The theory that our universe began in an explosion with the release of all energy and matter

Big Bang Theory

400

Instrument used to get a clearer view of distant objects in the sky

telescope

400

The atmosphere of Venus consists of thick yellow clouds. What element gives these clouds their yellow color?

sulfur

500

Which planet is the smallest?

Mercury

500

This object is found in outer space and made up rock and dust. It would become a meteor if it entered Earth's atmosphere.

Meteoroid

500

Model of our universe in which the sun is at the center an all planets orbit the sun. 

Heliocentric

500

Put the following in order from smallest to largest: The Universe, Jupiter, the Milky Way, the Sun

Jupiter, the Sun, the Milky Way, the Universe

500

In general, what happens to the average temperature of a planet as you move farther away from the Sun?

It would decrease