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The Asteroid Belt, Oort Cloud & Black Holes

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  • What has around 1.9 mission asteroids in it & lies between Mars & Jupiter?
    The Main Asteroid Belt
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  • True/False: The asteroid belt has so many asteroids they are always running into each other, colliding, and it would be near to impossible to travel through it.
    False
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  • Which dwarf planet is the only one found within the Main Asteroid Belt?
    Ceres
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  • True/False: There are roughly about 600,000 miles between asteroids in the Main Asteroid Belt.
    True
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  • What type of Asteroid shares an orbit with a larger planet but doesn't collide with it because its position, the Lagrangian Points.
    Trojan Asteroids
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  • Asteroids that pass through the Earth's orbit are known as what?
    Near-Earth Asteroids
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  • True/False: NASA has sent robotic spacecraft to explore asteroids.
    True
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  • This is a theoretical cloud of predominantly icy planetesimals which surround the sun at distances from 2,000 to 2,000,000 AU.
    The Oort Cloud
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  • This is the most distant region of our Solar System.
    The Oort Cloud
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  • True/False: The Oort Cloud is thought to be like a giant spherical shell surrounding the solar system like a big bubble.
    True
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  • What is a region of space having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation or light can escape it?
    A Black Hole
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  • The boundary of a black hole is also called what?
    The Event Horizon
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  • The infinitely small, dense point within a black hole where the laws of physics no longer apply is the ___.
    Singularity
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  • True/False: There are two main types of Black Holes, Stellar & Supermassive Black Holes.
    True
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  • What type of black hole starts because a star dies?
    Stellar Black Hole
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  • What types of black holes are enormous & found many times at the center of galaxies?
    Supermassive Black Holes
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