1. Brightness Which of these can be used to measure star distance? A B C D Ruler ShapeTape measure 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

2. B-Brightness You have won £100

3. What does SETI stand for? Search for Extra Terrestrial… A B C D Identity Image IntelligenceIgloo 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

4. C- Intelligence You have won £200

5. How many minutes does it take for the Sun’s light to reach Earth? A B C D 4 7 128 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

6. D- 8 You have won £300

7. What is the furthest humans have travelled? A B C D Jupiter Mars MoonPluto 50-50 50-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

8. C- Moon You have won £500

9. How often does the Sun move from one side of the Earth to the other? A B C D 1 day 1 week 1 year6 months 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

10. Congratulations D- 6 months Congratulations

11. How fast is the speed of light? In km/s A B C D 300 000 3 30030 000 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

12. A- 300 000 km/s You have won £2000

14. Into what does hydrogen fuse in the Sun? A B C D Neon Oxygen HeliumNitrogen 50-50 50-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

15. C- Helium You win £4000

16. Which is a way to measure star distance? A B C D Pallarax Parallax PellaluxParallel 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

17. B Parallax You have won £8000

18. How does a nearer star affect the parallax shift? A B C D It is smaller It is bigger It makes no differenceIt is the same size 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

19. B – Bigger. You have won £16,000

20. Has life been found anywhere in the Universe apart from Earth? A B C D On very distant planets On Mars Not yet Outside the solar system 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

21. C- Not yet You have won £32,000

22. What is a light year a measure of? A B C D Shape Light TimeDistance 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

23. D – Distance You have won £64,000

24. When the Earth was first formed was it habitable? A B C D All of it Some of it Not at allWe don’t know 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

25. C- Not at all You have won £125,000

27. How many stars like our Sun were found between 1990 and 2005? A B C D 60 130 2001500 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

28. B- 130 You have won £250,000

29. Which two planets are on the edge of the habitable zone in the solar system? A B C D Venus and Mars Earth and Mercury Venus and EarthMars and Mercury 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

30. A- Venus and Mars You have won £500,000

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32. Which of these is a name for single celled organisms? A B C D Photosynthesis Prokaryote MonocellMineralite 50-5050-50 Ask the audience Phone a friendAsk the audience Phone a friend

33. Congratulations You are a Millionaire!

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70. Phone a friend Hello, its Chris Tarrant on Who wants to be a millionaire, this question is for £125,000 I know this, it wasn’t habitable for a really long time after it was formed. Back to question

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74. 50-50 Mars and Mercury Venus and Mars Back to question

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