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Powerpoint Jeopardy SOLAR SYSTEM SUNSTARSCONSTEL- LATIONS THE MOON

The smaller, Earth-like planets are called 'terrestrial' planets. Larger planets are called this.

This element is named after the seventh planet from the sun

The depression on a terrestrial planet or satellite is called

The number of planets in our solar system have rings

This planet rotates on its side

Fusion in the Sun begins with which element

The visible portion of the sun’s atmosphere

The portion of the sun’s atmosphere only seen during a solar eclipse

This term describes the furthest distance a planet is from the sun during its orbit

The sun's rays strike Earth at their northernmost and southernmost positions during these events

exploding star expending its energy in a bright flash is called a

Stars live over 90 percent of their lives as part of this stage

The stage in a star’s life cycle prior to nuclear fusion (birth) is called

The brightness scale of stars called

The last 2 phases of a low mass star’s life cycle are known as

Ursa Major is also more commonly known as

Total number of constellations

The North Star is also called ?

Constellations that can be seen in the Northern Hemisphere year round due to their location are called

The constellation Cephus forms this formation.

The moon’s albedo is

When the earth blocks the sun’s rays from the moon causing a shadow.

It takes this long for a lunar month

The reason for Earth’s seasons is caused by

Name this phase in the moon’s lunar month