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Exploring our Solar System

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    Studies Weekly Science - Earth Space Science: Exploring our Solar System
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  • In what year did Neil Armstrong become the first person to step onto the moon?
    1969
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  • What does the word solar mean?
    Sun
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  • How long has the Hubble Space Telescope been taking pictures of distant galaxies?
    More than 20 years
    15 years
    10 years
    More than 25 years
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  • When was the Hubble telescope taken into space by the Space Shuttle?
    2000
    1990
    2010
    1980
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  • The Hubble Telescope is getting...
    purchased by Nasa
    refurbished
    new rocket boosters
    old
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  • Recently the Hubble Telescope needed a new...
    engine
    computer
    camera
    rocket
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  • Because the light from distant objects travels so far and for so long we see pictures of objects that are...
    untrustworthy.
    hundreds, thousands, or even millions of years old.
    mostly blurry.
    warped and distorted.
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  • What does the Hubble Telescope do in space?
    Take pictures
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  • How long does it take Saturn to orbit the sun?
    20 years
    29.5 years
    30.5 years
    19.5 years
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  • How many earths can you fit into our sun?
    About 50 thousand
    About 10 million
    About one hundred thousand
    About 1 million
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  • The earth is the ________ planet from our sun.
    fifth
    third
    forth
    second
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  • Which planet is the largest in our solar system?
    Neptune
    Mercury
    Jupiter
    Saturn
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  • Most meteors are from within our own solar system.
    True
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  • Our moon is about 1/4 the size of earth.
    True
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  • Neptune was discovered by _________________ who noticed that something was pulling on Uranus.
    mathematicians
    archeologists
    historians
    astronomers
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  • Which planet is the second planet from the sun?
    Venus
    Mercury
    Earth
    Mars
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