What is the path Earth takes around the Sun called?, Rotation, Axis, Season, Orbit, How long does Earth take to orbit the Sun?, 30 days, 365 days, 12 months, 24 hours, What was Sputnik?, A satellite, A moon rock, A telescope, A spaceship crew, What does an astrophysicist like Neil deGrasse Tyson study?, Oceans, Weather, The universe, Plants, What does a meteorologist study?, Weather, Rocks, Animals, Space, Who was the first person to walk on the Moon?, Galileo, Mr. Collins, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Aldrin, What does the Hubble Space Telescope do?, Measures earthquakes, Takes galaxy pictures, Plants crops, Predicts storms, What is a constellation?, A moon crater, A space station, A solar panel, A star pattern, What collects sunlight and turns it into electricity?, Telescopes, Solar panels, Space probes, Satellites, What causes the four seasons on Earth?, Moon phases, Solar panels, Cloud movement, Earth's tilt, What did the launch of Sputnik begin?, Cold front, Moon phases, Space Race, Solar power, What is a space spin-off?, Space technology use, Star pattern, Weather model, Moon landing, Who stayed in the command module during the Moon mission?, Galileo, Mr. Aldrin, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Collins, Who was the second person to walk on the Moon?, Mr. Collins, Mr. Aldrin, Galileo, Mr. Kennedy, Who was Edwin Hubble?, President, Meteorologist, Astronomer, Astronaut, What is the International Space Station?, Space laboratory, Moon rocket, Star map, Weather satellite, How many countries conduct experiments on the ISS?, 20 countries, 16 countries, 4 countries, 8 countries, What does the Earth's axis run through?, Ocean floor, Sun's core, Moon's surface, Earth's center, What did President John F. Kennedy challenge NASA to do?, Build telescopes, Reach Moon first, Study hurricanes, Name constellations, What does Earth's rotation cause?, Space Race, Star patterns, Day and night, Moon phases, Which country launched Sputnik?, India, Brazil, Canada, Russia, Sputnik was about as big as a what?, Car tire, Beach ball, Basketball, Tennis ball, What do meteorologists use to build weather models?, Satellite data, Sound waves, Moon rocks, Plant roots, Which item is a space spin-off?, Paper clips, Rain boots, Power tools, Ink pens, Who were the first three astronauts to fly to the Moon together?, Shuttle team, Collins team, Mercury team, Gemini team, What does the Hubble telescope take pictures of?, Rain clouds, Ocean waves, Forest animals, Far galaxies, Who was Galileo?, Meteorologist, Pilot, Astronomer, Engineer, What was the Cold War?, Non-fighting war, Moon landing, Winter battle, Ocean voyage, What are changes in the Moon's appearance called?, Star patterns, Orbit lines, Solar flares, Moon phases, How often does Earth make one full rotation?, 30 days, 365 days, 24 hours, 12 hours, What does a telescope use to make faraway objects look bigger?, Batteries, Wires, Magnets, Lenses, Which planet did Galileo study with a telescope?, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Saturn, What are vehicles that move through space and are controlled from Earth called?, Moon phases, Space probes, Solar panels, Constellations, What can a satellite collect in space?, Clouds only, Rocks and sand, Pictures and data, Fuel and fire, What is a person who studies space called?, Meteorologist, Astronomer, Biologist, Engineer, What can constellations be named after?, Ocean waves, Only numbers, Weather tools, Animals and myths, Where does the Hubble Space Telescope float?, In space, On the Moon, In the ocean, Underground, Which astronaut stayed in the command module?, Aldrin, Armstrong, Collins, Galileo, Which season comes after winter?, Spring, Orbit, Summer, Fall, What does Earth rotate on?, A satellite, Its axis, A rocket, Its orbit, What kind of scientist is Neil deGrasse Tyson?, Biologist, Geologist, Meteorologist, Astrophysicist, What do battery-powered tools represent?, Space probe, Space spin-off, Moon phase, Solar panel, What is another name for a person who studies space?, Astronomer, Doctor, Engineer, Chemist, What do constellations seem to form in the sky?, Storms, Planets, Patterns, Clouds, What kind of war was the Cold War?, Non-fighting war, Civil war, Trade war, World war, What is the ISS mainly used as?, Moon rover, Space laboratory, Weather balloon, Rocket engine, What are changes in the Moon’s appearance known as?, Earth seasons, Star patterns, Moon phases, Solar flares, What did Galileo use to look at Jupiter?, Radar, Microscope, Binoculars, Telescope

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