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Most space junk is made up of...
old satellites and rocket parts.
The moon determines how high the oceans are during certain times of the day.
True (the moon creates our high and low tides)
Most space junk travels around...
 
15,000 mph
 
10,000 mph
 
20,000 mph
 
25,000 mph
Christmas time in Australia is cold with lots of snow.
False (it is in the summer)
In some parts of the year we are closer to the sun by
 
a few million miles
 
a few thousand miles
 
30,000 miles
 
900,000 miles
How do you spell this word correctly?
 
hemisphere
 
himisphere
 
himisphre
 
hemispheire
How many moon phases are there?
 
6
 
5
 
4
 
3
During the spring and summer in the poles the sun never sets, but is just low in the sky.
True
The north and south poles almost never get direct sunlight.
True
An elliptical orbit means...
 
It is not a perfect circle
 
It is a slow orbit.
 
It is a fast orbit.
 
It has a tilt.
When it is winter in northern hemisphere the southern hemisphere has summer.
True
How many degrees is our earth tilted?
23 degrees
Most space junk burns up as it enters our atmosphere.
True
China once blew up an old satellite and created over 3,300 pieces of junk.
True
Has anyone ever been hit by falling space junk?
Yes
How many pieces of space junk orbit our earth?
 
21,000
 
11,000
 
31,000
 
Over 50,000
How often does the moon circle the earth?
 
Once a month
 
Once every two weeks.
 
Once every three weeks.
 
Once every week.


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