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4. Celestial Objects $500 Answer

5. Celestial Objects - $500 Question This celestial object has the greatest mass and volume in our solar system.

6. Question What is the Sun? Selections

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8. This region of our solar system is composed almost entirely of ice and dust. Question Celestial Objects - $400

9. Question What is the Kuiper Belt? Selections

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11. Planets in our solar system fall into one of these two categories based on their composition. Question Celestial Objects - $300

12. Question What are terrestrial planets and gas giants? Selections

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14. Planets in our solar system can fall into one of these categories based on their location/position from the Sun. Question Celestial Objects - $200

15. Question What are inner and outer planets? Selections

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17. All solar systems have at lease one of these at their center. Question Celestial Objects - $100

18. Question What are stars? Selections

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20. Gravity - $500 The strength of gravity depends on these two variables. Question

21. Question What are mass and distance? Selections

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23. The Sun’s gravitational force causes planets to move around the Sun. This is called ____. Question Gravity - $400

24. Question What is revolution/orbit? Selections

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26. The planet in our solar system with the strongest gravitational force. Question Gravity - $300

27. Question What is Jupiter? Selections

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29. This object orbits Earth and has a mass 1/6 of Earth’s mass. Question Gravity - $200

30. Question What is the Moon? Selections

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32. Our Sun’s gravity holds this huge group of rocks in orbit along with the planets. Question Gravity - $100

33. Question What is the Main Asteroid Belt? Selections

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35. Distance in Space - $500 Earth is exactly this distance from the Sun. Question

36. Question What is 1 Astronomical Unit (AU)? Selections

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38. When measuring relatively short distances (ex: the distance between planets in a solar system) we should use these units of measurement. Question Distance in Space - $400

39. Question What are astronomical units (AU)? Selections

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41. Question Distance in Space - $300 This unit of measurement is defined as the distance an light travels in one year.

42. Question What is a light year? Selections

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44. Question Distance in Space - $200 The distance between the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies would best be described using this unit of measurement.

45. Question What are light years? Selections

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47. Question Distance in Space - $100 These two units of measurement are most commonly used to measure distances in space.

48. Question What are astronomical units and light years? Selections

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50. Galaxies - $500 This specific type of object is at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy and is the largest of its type to be discovered. Question

51. Question What is a super massive black hole? Selections

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53. Galaxies - $400 This specific type of galaxy is shown here. The Milky Way galaxy is also of this type. Question

54. Question What is a barred spiral galaxy? Selections

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56. This type of galaxy has no defined shape. Question Galaxies - $300

57. Question What are irregular galaxies? Selections

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59. The galaxies have a round because they have little to no spin. Question Galaxies - $200

60. Question What are elliptical galaxies? Selections

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62. Question Galaxies - $100 Galaxies can be placed in one of these three categories.

63. Question What are spiral, elliptical, and irregular? Selections

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65. It’s a Mixed Bag - $500 The gravitational force of planets is dependent on this variable. Question

66. Question What is mass? Selections

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68. This diagram is used by astronomers to compare different types of stars based on their luminosity and temperature. Question It’s a Mixed Bag - $400

69. Question Selections What is a Hertzsprung Russell diagram (HR Diagram)?

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71. Question It’s a Mixed Bag - $300 Planets and moons in our solar system are visible because they do this to the light from the Sun.

72. Question What is reflect (light from the Sun)? Selections

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74. Meteor are miniature versions of these celestial bodies. Question It’s a Mixed Bag - $200

75. Question What are asteroids? Selections

76. It’s a Mixed Bag $100 Answer

77. It’s a Mixed Bag - $100 An arm of this galaxy can be seen in this picture taken from Earth. Question

78. Question What is The Milky Way Galaxy? Selections

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80. Daily Double !!! You may bet all of your earnings so far. If you have no earnings, you may bet up to $500. Answer

81. FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTIONS These are the three characteristics a celestial body needs in order to be considered a planet. Answer

82. ANSWER 1.Orbits the Sun 2.Spherical shape 3.Clear surroundings