The Milky Way is a fantacy land full of milk products.
False
True
A hazy spiral ring of white light that looks like _____ spilled across the sky.
melted cheese
sugar cane juice
orange juice
milk
What does it mean " band via lacteal"?
Path to Heaven
Milk Road or Milky Way
Pinky Way
A galaxy is a huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar systems, all held together by ________.
Nuclear force
Magnetic force.
Gravity
Galaxy is a large _____ of over 100 billion stars, planets, gas, and dust all assembled and held together by gravity.
cluster
basket
bag
Galaxy is a large cluster of over 100 billion stars, planets, gas, and dust all _____ and held together by gravity.
assembled
seperated apart
Our solar system that includes our very own earth, neighboring planets and sun is a part of this galaxy we call the _____.
Milky Way
Ovaltine Way
Milo Way
Astronomers believe that our Milky Way galaxy is approximately _____.
13.6 years old
13 years old
3 years ole
Someone who studies astronomy
Astronaut
Surgeon
Astronomer
How long does it take light to cross one side to the other.
100,000 hours
100,000 years
100,000 days
A supermassive black hole sagittarius A* swallows anything crossing it.
Nah, it's false.
Yah, it's true.
What is the name of the supermassive black hole that swallows anything crossing it?
Apollo 11
Banana Jiggle Jiggle
Mercury
Sagittarius A*
The Milky Way is part of a cluster of galaxies near each other that is called __________ made of about 30 galaxies.
the Banana Group
the Neiboring Group
the Nuts
the Local Group
The Milky Way is part of a cluster of galaxies near each other that is called the Local Group made of about _____ _____.
30 galaxies
130 galaxies
3 galaxies
We live on a planet called Earth that is part of our solar system. But where is our solar system? It’s a _____ part of the Milky Way Galaxy.
big
small
Our Milky Way galaxy will someday bump into _______, our closest galactic neighbor. But don’t worry. It won’t happen for about five billion years.
Apollo 11
Virgo A
Atlantis
Andromeda /ænˈdrɒm.ɪ.də/
