Study

Revision

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • .....................is between Mercury and Earth.
    Venus
  • ....................is the eighth planet.
    Neptune
  • The particles in the protostar were mostly hydrogen and helium. T or F
    T
  • A ,............ is the distance light can travel in one year.
    lightyear
  • A ................is a large hole in the ground on the surface of a planet or a moon.
    crater
  • The atmosphere of Mars is mostlty carbon dioxide.true or false
    true
  • The Sun lights up half of the surface of Earth and the Moon. true or false
    true
  • Rocky planets have much moons. T or F
    F
  • The solar system is tiny in comparison to the rest of Earth’s galaxy,,..T or F
    T
  • ........................the men who study space and objects in space.
    Astronomers
  • ................is the seventh planet from the Sun
    Uranus
  • days) Moon rotates once on its axis about every 27 Earth days true or fasle
    true
  • A star and the objects that move around it make up a..........................
    solar system
  • the features of the Saturn are prominent rings made of ice and rock. T or F
    true
  • The pull that holds the solar system together is,.............
    gravity
  • A ...............is an object that orbits a planet.
    moon
  • ,...............is a pulling force between objects.
    Gravity
  • the closer the distance between objects, the stronger the pull...... t o r f
    T
  • 5. An object that orbits a planet is a ...............
    moon
  • dwarf planets are smaller and share their orbits with other objects. T or F
    T
  • The light-year is a measurement that is large enough to describe the scale of distances between our solar system and nearby stars..............true or false
    T
  • The planets were formed from matter that was swept up from their............
    orbits
  • ,................is the smallest planet.
    Mercury
  • astronomical unit is equal to the distance between Earth and the Sun.............true or false
    true
  • earth revolves, or orbits, once around the Sun every year (365 _ 14_ days) true or false
    true
  • ,...............is the fourth planet from the Sun.
    Mars
  • ..............is the largest planet in the solar system.
    Jupiter
  • Bodies that orbit the Sun all have elliptical orbits....true or false
    true
  • The heat and light that warm Earth’s surface come from the .........
    sun
  • ,................is a that revolves around Saturn.
    Titan
  • It is the hottest planet in the solar system.........
    Venus
  • The more massive an object, the Weaker the pull of gravity.......T or F
    F
  • To understand how large or far away something in the solar system is, astronomers use many different...........................
    scales
  • ....................is growth by the gradual accumulation of layers.
    Accretion
  • The....................... is based on how far Earth is from the Sun.
    astronomical unit
  • Asteroids are mostly unchanged from the early days of the solar system...T or f
    T
  • The.................... is the group of asteroids between Mars and Jupiter.
    asteroid belt
  • ................is the second-largest planet
    Saturn
  • Earth rotates once on its axis every day (27 hours) true or false
    false
  • The Sun, Earth, and the rest of the solar system formed from a.........
    nebula
  • revolves once around Earth about every 27 Earth days. is..........................
    the moon
  • It is the largest object in the solar system.....................
    sun
  • the atmosphere of Jupiter is thick and made mostly of hydrogen and helium. true of false
    true