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Space Jeopardy 1 Solar System Space Facts Gravity Moon Phases Odds & Ends 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 Solar System (100pts) A dirty snowball with a long tail that is pulled around the sun and then sent back into deep space. Answer Solar System (100pts) What is a comet? Home Solar System (200pts) A chunk of rock orbiting in a belt between Mars and Jupiter. Answer Solar System (200pts) What is an asteroid? Home Solar System (300pts) This is the only planet on which we have found definite signs of life. (so far) Answer Solar System (300pts) What is Earth? Home Solar System (400pts) This planet is tipped on its side. Answer Solar System (400pts) What is Uranus? Home Solar System (500pts) This used to be the ninth and smallest planet but has now been classified as a dwarf planet. Answer Solar System(500pts) What is Pluto? Home Space Facts (100pts) Photovoltaics Answer Space Facts (100pts) What is the science name for solar cells? Home Space Facts (200pts) A constant state of falling. Answer Space Facts (200pts) Why are astronauts weightless in space? Home Space Facts (300pts) Gravity and inertia. Answer Space Facts (300pts) What are the two forces that keep objects in orbit? Home Space Facts (400pts) Dwarf planets. Answer Space Facts (400pts) What is the category for Pluto and other similar objects? Home Space Facts (500pts) KC 135 (also know as the vomit comet) Answer Space Facts (500pts) What is nickname for the KC 135? Home Gravity (100pts) The state of weightlessness experienced by astronauts while in space. Answer Gravity (100pts) What is Zero G’s? Home Gravity (200pts) The gravity which we experience every day on Earth. Answer Gravity (200pts) What is 1 G? Home Gravity (300pts) 1/6 of a G. Answer Gravity (300pts) What is the gravity of the moon? Home Gravity (400pts) Two X’s the normal Earth’s gravity? Answer Gravity (400pts) What is 2 G’s? Home Gravity (500pts) Gravity is not determined by size but by this instead. (Also the reason a bowling ball would have more gravity than a basketball.) Answer Gravity (500pts) What is mass? Home Moon Phases (100pts) Answer Moon Phases (100pts) What is a last quarter? Home Moon Phases (200pts) Answer Moon Phases (200pts) What is a waning crescent? Home Moon Phases (300pts) Answer Moon Phases (300pts) What is a waxing crescent? Home Moon Phases (400pts) Answer Moon Phases (400pts) What is a waning gibbous? Home Moon Phases (500pts) Answer Moon Phases (500pts) What is a waxing gibbous? Home Odds & Ends (100pts) The nearest star to the earth. Answer Odds & Ends (100pts) What is the sun? Home Odds & Ends (200pts) This planet is best know for its giant red spot. Answer Odds & Ends (200pts) What is Jupiter? Home Odds & Ends (300pts) This planet has the largest volcanoes in the solar system. Answer Odds & Ends (300pts) What is the Mars? Home Odds & Ends (400pts) Name the eight planets in order. Answer Odds & Ends (400pts) What is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. Home Odds & Ends (500pts) An object in motion tends to stay in motion unless something bothers it. Answer Odds & Ends (500pts) What is inertia? Home