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Explore the universe and its basics.

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Froggy Jumps Cosmos QuestOnline version Explore the universe and its basics. by Victoria Erneborn 1 What is a planet? a A celestial body orbiting a star and not emitting its own light. b A star that fuses hydrogen c A comet passing by a planet 2 What are the two main types of planets? a Rocky (terrestrial) planets and gas giants. b Dwarf planets and comets c Moons and asteroids 3 What is a galaxy? a A cluster of moons orbiting a planet b A single star and its planets c A massive system of stars, gas, and dust bound by gravity. 4 What does the Big Bang theory describe? a The Earth forming from dust b The Sun collapsing into a black hole c The universe began from a hot, dense state and expanded. 5 Which two scientists helped shift to a heliocentric view? a Darwin and Mendel b Copernicus and Galileo c Einstein and Hawking 6 What is a comet? a An icy body that develops a glowing coma near the Sun. b A rocky moon orbiting a planet c A star with a solar flare 7 What is a meteor? a A planet orbiting the Sun b A streak of light from a meteoroid burning in Earth's atmosphere. c A faint distant galaxy 8 What is gravitation? a The force that attracts objects with mass toward each other. b The speed of light in vacuum c The force that repels light 9 What is fusion in stars? a Splitting heavy nuclei into lighter ones b Nuclear joining of light nuclei releasing energy. c Conversion of mass into dark matter 10 What does the standard model say about the universe's development? a It supports the Big Bang as the origin of the universe. b Universe is eternal and unchanging c Universe formed from a magic event

Froggy Jumps

Cosmos QuestOnline version

Explore the universe and its basics.

by Victoria Erneborn

What is a planet?

A celestial body orbiting a star and not emitting its own light.

A star that fuses hydrogen

A comet passing by a planet

What are the two main types of planets?

Rocky (terrestrial) planets and gas giants.

Dwarf planets and comets

Moons and asteroids

What is a galaxy?

A cluster of moons orbiting a planet

A single star and its planets

A massive system of stars, gas, and dust bound by gravity.

What does the Big Bang theory describe?

The Earth forming from dust

The Sun collapsing into a black hole

The universe began from a hot, dense state and expanded.

Which two scientists helped shift to a heliocentric view?

Darwin and Mendel

Copernicus and Galileo

Einstein and Hawking

What is a comet?

An icy body that develops a glowing coma near the Sun.

A rocky moon orbiting a planet

A star with a solar flare

What is a meteor?

A planet orbiting the Sun

A streak of light from a meteoroid burning in Earth's atmosphere.

A faint distant galaxy

What is gravitation?

The force that attracts objects with mass toward each other.

The speed of light in vacuum

The force that repels light

What is fusion in stars?

Splitting heavy nuclei into lighter ones

Nuclear joining of light nuclei releasing energy.

Conversion of mass into dark matter

What does the standard model say about the universe's development?

It supports the Big Bang as the origin of the universe.

Universe is eternal and unchanging

Universe formed from a magic event

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What is a planet?

What are the two main types of planets?

What is a galaxy?

What does the Big Bang theory describe?

Which two scientists helped shift to a heliocentric view?

What is a comet?

What is a meteor?

What is gravitation?

What is fusion in stars?

What does the standard model say about the universe's development?

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