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An exciting quiz game sponsored by the College of Charleston Society of Physics Students

A) Mercury B) Uranus C) The Moon D) Europa

A) Mercury B) Uranus C) The Moon D) Europa

A) Messenger B) Lovell radio telescope C) Sputnik D) Hubble

A) Messenger B) Lovell radio telescope C) Sputnik D) Hubble

A) Venus B) A meteorite C) The Sun D) A Moon of Jupiter

A) Venus B) A meteorite C) The Sun D) A Moon of Jupiter

A) Venus B) Mars C) Mercury D) Alaska

A) Venus B) Mars C) Mercury D) Alaska

A) A Martian Artifact B) Information about earth for aliens C) The official symbol for the AAS D) A solid gold record

A) A Martian Artifact B) Information about earth for aliens C) The official symbol for the AAS D) A solid gold record

A) A hurricane on Saturn B) A black hole accretion disk C) The Andromeda Galaxy D) The Cat’s Eye Nebula

A) A hurricane on Saturn B) A black hole accretion disk C) The Andromeda Galaxy D) The Cat’s Eye Nebula

A) Fact or B) Fiction

Fact

A) Fact or B) Fiction

Fiction

A) Fact or B) Fiction

Fact

A) Fact or B) Fiction

Fact

A) Fact or B) Fiction

Fiction

A) Nexus B) Naboo C) Apeland 9 D) Earth

A) Nexus B) Naboo C) Apeland 9 D) Earth

A) The Simpsons B) South Park C) Futurama D) Family Guy

A) The Simpsons B) South Park C) Futurama D) Family Guy

An exciting quiz game sponsored by the College of Charleston Society of Physics Students