Questions | Answer | % Correct |
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What planet would float in water if there were a pool large enough to hold it at buoyancy? | Saturn | 78%
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What asteroid in the main asteroid belt is large enough to be called a dwarf planet? | Ceres | 67%
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What other planet has this relationship with it's moon(s)? | Earth | 67%
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Is Jupiter's great red spot getting larger or smaller? | smaller | 56%
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How many fragments did it break into before impact? | 21 | 22%
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How many earth years in a plutonian year? | 247.68 | 22%
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What direction does a comet's tail always point? | away from the sun | 22%
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Pluto and it's moon orbit a Barycenter(a spot somewhere between the core's of each body that is the mathmatical center of mass between them), rather than Charon orbiting Pluto alone. What does this make them? | binary planet | 22%
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What dwarf planet in the Cuiper Belt is roughly the same size as Pluto? | Eris | 22%
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What starts at roughly 500km above the surface of the earth? | exosphere | 11%
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What was the name of the comet that Marshall Applewhite believed hid a spaceship behind it that you had to die to board? | Hale-Bopp | 11%
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What was the name of the comet that broke up and crashed into Jupiter? | Shoemaker-Levy 9 | 11%
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Name two other asteroid populations in Sol System. | Trojan | 11%
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What is the minimum estimation for the number of years it takes for Sol System to orbit the Milky way? | 225 million | 0%
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Because the Earth's orbit is not circular around the sun, the distance between the two varies. What is the difference in miles between it's closest point and furthest point? | about 3,500,000 miles | 0%
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What are the two 'dust moons' that orbit the Earth in actuality? | clouds of dust | 0%
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The atoms of this section don't behave like atmosphere because while they are subject to gravitation, they lack the _________ to interact with one another. | density | 0%
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Who discovered them in 1961, even though they weren't confirmed until 2018? | Kazimierz Kordylewski | 0%
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Near Earth Asteroids | 0%
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