Planets
Constellations
Moons
Galaxies
Physics
100
The fourth planet from the sun
What is Mars?
100
This constellation has the common name the big dipper
What is ursa major
100
The scientific name for Earth's moon
Luna
100
The name of our galaxy
What is the Milk Way?
100
The invisible force that pulls objects together
What is gravity?
200
The amount of planets in our solar system
What is 8
200
This "North" star is a part of the constellation ursa minor
What is Polaris?
200
The length of a lunar day
29.5 Earth Days
200
The shape of the Milky Way
What is a disc?
200
The shape that planets orbit around the sun
What is an ellipses?
300
While Earth rotates counter-clockwise, these two planets rotate clockwise
What is Venus and Uranus?
300
The constellation with an iconic belt
What is Orion
300
The very recent NASA Mission that included Astronaut Christina Koch
What is Artemis II
300
The galaxy that will collide with the Milk way in 4 billion years
What is the Andromeda Galaxy
300
The moon's position over Huntington Beach during High Tide
What is directly overhead (underfoot)?
400
What planet has a day that last 243 Earth days, and a year that lasts 225 Earth days?
What is Venus?
400
The color of the hottest star
What is blue?
400
The reason Earth's Moon always has a "dark" side
What is Tidal Locking
(an object's rotation time matches its orbit time)
400
A celestial body (or lack of a celestial body) at the center of our galaxy
What is a supermassive black hole (Sagittarius A)
400
After traveling to the Moon, this force will change, while your mass stays the same.
What is weight?
500
Due to being hit by a HUGE object, this planet orbits at an angle
What is Uranus?
500
The process by which stars form
What is nuclear fusion?
500
The names of the Galilean moons
What are Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto
500
Due to a giant gas cloud at the center of our galaxy that contains ethyl formate, our galaxy has the smell of which familiar fruit?
What are rasberries?
500
This decreases when the distance between two objects in space increases.
What is gravitational force?