Planets Galaxies Gravity NASA Miscelaneous
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What are the outer planets?
Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune
100
What is the Milky Way Galaxy?
The galaxy that holds our solar system.
100
What is gravity?
This causes a person to feel weightless in space.
100
What is a reflecting telescope?
A telescope with a lens and a mirror.
100
What is rotation?
The spinning of Earth on its axis.
200
What are the inner planets
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars
200
What is away?
All galaxies are rapidly moving _____ from each other.
200
What is heart?
A person's _______ must work harder to pump blood during free fall.
200
What is a refracting telescope?
A telescope with a tube and one concave lens.
200
What is a solar eclipse?
The moon is shadowed from Earth.
300
What is a planet?
A large object that circles a star and does not produce its own light.
300
What is The Big Bang Theory?
The universe began with an explosion from a ball of matter and energy.
300
What is calcium?
Bones lose this during free fall.
300
What is suction?
This is necessary for astronauts to use the restroom in space.
300
What is a lunar eclipse?
The moon appears a reddish, orange color.
400
What is revolution?
The complete circular orbit of planets around the sun.
400
What is spiral, elliptical, and irregular?
Edwin Hubble discovered that galaxies could be classified into 3 groups.
400
What is all planets?
The planets with a gravitational pull.
400
What is a biosphere?
This would allow for the oxygen and water cycles in space.
400
What is a meteor?
A dust particle that burns as it enters Earth's atmosphere.
500
What is Venus?
63 moons orbit this planet.
500
What is elliptical?
The shape of the Milky Way Galaxy
500
What is down?
Gravity causes all objects to move ______.
500
What is the International Space Station?
Astronauts study at this locations
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What is Earth's tilt?
The cause of earth's changing seasons and climates.






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