Mrs. Boorom’s Space Exploration Test Review Jeopardy Style!

Mrs. Boorom’s Space Exploration Test Review

Jeopardy Style!

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A large collection of stars, dust, and gas bound together by gravity

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An instrument that detects invisible radio waves from objects in space

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the average distance from Earth to the sun

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The scientific study of the universe

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All the frequencies or wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation

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Unit of measurement that equals approximately 150 million km

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Instrument used by Galileo to see craters on the moon for the first time

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Event with which the universe began

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Unit that equals 9.4607 x 1012 kilometers (km)

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Instrument invented by Isaac Newton to solve the problem of color separation

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A reusable space craft that transports astronauts, satellites, and other materials to and from space.

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First artificial satellite

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Name of the American project that landed the first people on the moon

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The next NASA mission involving the SLS rocket to put people back into space and possibly visit the moon, an asteroid, and maybe Mars.

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Is abbreviated SLS?

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A telescope that uses a set of lenses to gather and focus light from distant objects

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Telescopes have been sent to space because ground-based telescopes…

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This equals 150 million km?

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The distance of a light-year?

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The type of telescope that solved the problem of color separation?

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2 PART Question

A radio telescope detects _____________ type of electromagnetic radiation. Is this visible or invisible?

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What part of the electromagnetic spectrum can optical telescopes view?

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The reflecting and refracting telescopes are both considered ___________ telescopes since they focus visible light.

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What milestone in human space exploration took place on July 20th, 1969?

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Who said "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind?“

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