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Stars/Sun Earth
Moon
Meteors,
Planets
Etc.
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A hot, glowing
sphere of gas that
produces energy
by fusion
What is a star?
What is the Core?
Large eruptions
from the Sun’s
surface out into
space
What are solar
flares or
prominences?
Streams of
electrically
charged particles
from the Sun
produce these.
What are solar
winds?
When the moon is
directly between
the Earth and the
Sun.
What is a solar
eclipse?
The length of
Earth’s rotation
and revolution.
What is 24 hours
and 365 day?
The two factors
that combine to
keep Earth and
the moon in their
orbits.
What are gravity
and
inertia(remember
inertia)?
Earth being tilted
on its axis as it
revolves around
the Sun causes
these.
What are the
seasons?
The summer
solstice occurs in
the southern
hemisphere when
the Sun is in this
position.
What is its
furthest southern
point?
The strength of
the force of
gravity depends
on these two
things.
What is the
masses of the
objects and the
distance between
them?
The phases of the
moon you see,
depend on this.
What is the amount of light
that is being reflected on
the moon by the sun?
The reason we
never see the back
side of the moon.
What is the moon
rotates once for
every revolution?
The tides are
highest when this
happens with the
Earth, moon, and
Sun.
What is when the
Earth, moon, and
Sun are in a
straight line?
Tides are mainly
caused by this.
What is how
much the moon
and the sun pull
on different parts
of the Earth?
Neap tides occur
when the sun and
the moon are in
this position.
What is at right
angles with each
other?
The collective
name for
Mercury, Venus,
Earth and Mars
What are the
Terrestrial
Planets?
Currently the
farthest planet
from the sun
What is Neptune?
The four gas giant
planets
What are Jupiter,
Saturn, Uranus
and Neptune?
The most
spectacular storm
on Jupiter
What is the Great
Red Spot?
A meteor once it
hits the Earth’s
surface
What is a
meteorite?
A Meteoroid once
it enters the
Earth’s
atmosphere
What is a meteor?
A large chunk of
rock traveling
through space
What is an
Asteroid?
A large chunk of ice, dust,
frozen gases and rock
fragments traveling
through space pulled by
orbit of the Sun’s gravity
What is a Comet?
The Asteroid Belt
is between these
two planets
What are Mars
and Jupiter?
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