the surface of the sun, corona, chromosphere, Solar wind, Photosphere, the sun’s atmosphere, chromosphere, photosphere, Faculae, Solar wind, the outermost part of the sun, “the crown”, faculae, corona, Solar wind, Solar flares, dark spots on the photosphere that may be related to solar storms, sunspots, solar wind, Faculae, Corona, bright clouds of gas on the photosphere, solar flares, faculae, Chromosphere, photosphere, created by solar storms exploding from the photosphere, solar flares, faculae, Solar wind, sunspots, a huge stream of gas that extends out past the sun’s chromosphere and into the corona, solar wind, solar prominence, Solar flares, corona, made of electrically charged particles from the sun, solar flares, solar prominence, Solar wind, Faculae, the international space station orbits ______ and it maintained and used by sixteen different countries, sun, moon, Mercury, Earth, the space _____ was a reusable vehicle that transported equipment and people to and from the international space station., car, bus, carrier, Shuttle, an _____ is energy emitted in the form of beautiful colors of light, solar, sunspots, Aurora, faculae, the seasons are caused by the _____ of the earth as it revolves around the sun, tilt, rotation, Earth, Axis, the _____ of a planet is an imaginary line around which a planet rotates, chromosphere, photosphere, axis, corona, each orbit that a planet makes around the sun is called a, revolution, satellite, Rotation, the complete turn of a planet on its axis is called a, revolution, satellite, rotation, any object that orbits another object in space is a, probe, rover, Satellite, unmanned research spacecraft sent beyond earth’s orbit are called, rockets, probes, Space shuttles, _____ launched the first liquid-fueled rocket, Robert Goddard, Johannes Kepler, Werhner von Braun, _____ helped develop rockets for space travel, Wernher von Braun, Robbert Goddard, Johannes Kepler, what began the space race between Russia and the United States, the launch of Sputnik #1, yo go beyond earth’s atmosphere, International spying, what are three ways satellites can be used?, science, weather, energy, data, weather, international spying, music, international spying, weather, how are probes used to explore space?, to go beyond the earth’s atmosphere, radio waves, weather tracking, what are some advantages of inflatable spacecraft?, heavy and bulky, wide and more room, cheaper, less above and lighter, what are two uses for inflatable spacecraft that have been or are being developed?, reusable, satellites and covers, communication and location, Weather and location, what kind of storms does the sun have?, sunspots, corona storms, Solar storms, solar wind, what keeps the planets in orbit around the sun, gravitational pull, chromosphere, Rotational tilt, Axis

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