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BASIC SOLAR SYSTEM
TRIVIA QUESTIONS IV
( www.TriviaChamp.com )
1> Where can Olympus Mons be found?
2> The red spot of Jupiter is how many times the size of Earth?
3> In what year was the planet Neptune discovered?
4> The orbit of Pluto crosses the orbit of what planet?
5> In what year was Pluto reclassified as a dwarf planet?
6> The asteroid belt is located between the orbits of what two planets?
7> Halley's Comet appears roughly how often?
8> What is the only planet to rotate clockwise?
9> The surface gravity of the sun is estimated to be how many times greater
than that of Earths?
10> The planet Uranus is almost identical in size to what other planet?
Answers:
1> Mars - Olympus Mons is the largest mountain in the solar system (that we've
found).
2> 3 - The red spot is actually a storm!
3> 1846 - One Neptune year lasts 165 earth years.
4> Neptune - From 1989-1999 Pluto was actually closer to the sun than Neptune
was.
5> 2006 - With the reclassification, our solar system is only 8 planets.
6> Mars and Jupiter - Ceres was the first asteroid discovered, in 1801 though it
has since been reclassified as a 'dwarf planet'.
7> 76 years - It last appeared in 1986.
8> Venus - All other known planets rotate counter-clockwise!
9> 28 - The temperature of the sun is estimated at roughly 10,000 degrees F.
10> Neptune - Uranus was discovered in 1781.