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How Well Do You Know Space?
Planets, stars, moons and one very tall volcano. Ten questions to find out if you are mission ready.
10 questions ยท 4 results
- Tiles
- Photo backgrounds
- Picture questions
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Questions
- 01
Let's start big. What is the name of our home galaxy?
TilesPhoto backgrounds- ๐ Andromeda
- ๐ Milky Way
- โจ Triangulum
- ๐ฉ Sombrero
- 02
What is the closest star to Earth?
Tiles- โญ Proxima Centauri
- ๐ Sirius
- โ๏ธ The Sun
- ๐งญ Polaris
- 03
About how long does sunlight take to reach Earth?
Tiles- 8 seconds
- 8 minutes
- 8 hours
- 8 days
- 04
The Great Red Spot is a giant, centuries-old storm on which planet?
Quick taps- Mars
- Saturn
- Neptune
- Jupiter
- 05
Which planet spins tipped over on its side?
Tiles- ๐ช Saturn
- ๐ต Neptune
- ๐ง Uranus
- ๐ Earth
- 06
Mars looks red because its surface is covered in...
Quick tapsPhoto backgrounds- Iron oxide (rust)
- Red algae
- Cooling lava
- Copper dust
- 07
On which planet is one day longer than one year?
Tiles- Mercury
- Venus
- Mars
- Jupiter
- 08
In what year did astronauts first walk on the Moon?
Quick taps- 1961
- 1965
- 1969
- 1972
- 09
Which planet holds the record for the most known moons?
Tiles- ๐ช Saturn
- ๐ Jupiter
- ๐ต Neptune
- ๐ง Uranus
- 10
Olympus Mons, the tallest known volcano in the solar system, is on which world?
Quick tapsPhoto backgrounds- Venus
- Io
- Earth
- Mars
Results
Backyard Stargazer
0 to 4 correctSpace is huge and wonderfully weird, so a few curveballs are part of the ride. You clearly love looking up, and that is where every astronomer starts. Try this: on the next clear night, find a dark spot, give your eyes 20 minutes to adjust, and see how many stars appear. Bonus points for spotting a planet.
Space Cadet
5 to 7 correctSolid orbit. You know your planets and a good handful of cosmic facts, with a few tricky ones (looking at you, Venus) left to learn. You would make a great co-pilot on a planetarium field trip. Try this: look up tonight's visible planets and catch one with binoculars.
Mission Specialist
8 to 9 correctImpressive. Storms on Jupiter, moons around Saturn and the sideways spin of Uranus all made it into your mission log. Only one or two questions stood between you and a perfect landing. Challenge a friend, then plan a trip to a dark-sky park for some real stargazing.
Mission Commander
10 to 10 correctA perfect score. You navigated the solar system without a single wrong turn, from our home galaxy to the tallest volcano on Mars. Mission control is impressed. Share your score and see who in your crew can match it.
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