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GU Astronomy Burn Trip Quiz

Question 1 Name the Nebulae

Orion nebula

Pleiades or Seven Sisters

Eagle nebula

Trifid nebula

Dumbell nebula

Lagoon nebula

19 th century: this French astronomer predicted existence of two planets. One was found, the other wasn’t. Can you name the planets, and the astronomer? Question 2 Neptune and Vulcan Le Verrier

Question 3 OrionThe hunter AurigaThe charioteer MuscaThe fly CamelopardalisThe giraffe CraterThe cup What are the English names of these constellations?

Question 4 Whose voice is this, and when did he publish the theory which he refers to? Albert Einstein, 1905

Question 5 Name the planets Tatooine

Question 5 Name the planets Coruscant

Question 5 Name the planets Naboo

Question 5 Name the planets Kamino

Question 5 Name the planets Geonosis

Question 6 Barbed Insults

= Ludwig Boltzmann 2= Wilhelm Roentgen 3 = Johannes Kepler 4 = James Clerk Maxwell 5 = Galileo Galilei 6 = Plato 7 = Lord Kelvin 8 = Aristotle

Question 7 What type of eclipse is shown here? Annular eclipse

Question 8 Crash-landing of the Genesis probe

Question 9 Sedna

Question 10 The Sloan Great Wall

Question 11 How many different types of quark can you name? Top bottom Strangecharmed Updown

Question 12

Buzz Aldrin, being accused by a ‘Moon Hoax’ theorist of faking the Apollo 11 Moon landing

Question 13 Nine different constellations are different kinds of bird; how many can you name? Apus, Aquila, Columba, Corvus, Cygnus, Grus, Pavo, Phoenix, Tucana

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