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1.
A ball of ice and dust with a long, glowing tail is called what?
2.
What is a solar eclipse?
Earth casts a shadow on Moon
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Sun blocked by another planet
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Moon passes in front of Sun
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Moon blocked by another planet
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3.
How many constellations are there?
4.
In which constellation is Polaris, also knows as North Star, located?
5.
What galaxy is closest to the Milky Way?
6.
What is an astronomical unit?
distance from Earth to Sun
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distance from Earth to Moon
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7.
What group of celestial objects includes rocky objects in orbit between Mars and Jupiter?
8.
What group of celestial objects exists at the very outer edge of the Solar System?
9.
Which of these objects is the farthest from the Sun?
10.
What is the name of the theory that created the universe?
12.
What is measured with cosmic year?
13.
What is measured with light-year?
14.
What is the position of celestial bodies during a lunar eclipse?
The Moon is above north pole
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Earth is between Moon and Sun
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Sun is between Moon and Earth
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Moon is between Earth and Sun
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16.
How long it takes sunlight to reach the Earth?
17.
How often does Halley's comet pass the Earth?
19.
When a large star collapses under its own weight, what does it become?
20.
What color are the largest stars?
21.
What do we call it when a large star collapses and creates a massive nuclear explosion?
22.
What process allows stars to produce so much heat and energy?
23.
What is the closest star to the Earth other than the Sun?
24.
What is the brightest star in the night sky?
Ayup, I get the two confused sometimes when they just call it "Andromeda" lol