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Hint	Answer	% Correct
what telescope did Edwin Hubble used to measure the distance to pulsating stars known as Cepheid variables	2.5 liter hooker telescope	100%
rocky objects that is too small to be called as planets	asteroids	100%
air	atmosphere	100%
the result of charged particles that can only be seen on the north and south pole	aurora borealis	100%
universe came from one point then exploded	big bang	100%
life	biosphere	100%
galaxies are moving towards us - cold	blue shift	100%
icy nucleus which evaporates and gets blown into space by solar wind pressure	comets	100%
structure of the earth	crust	100%
universe is made by god	divine creation	100%
planet with ecosystem: blue planet	earth	100%
discovered the red shift and blue shift	edwin hubble	100%
negative particles	electrons	100%
no air to breathe and separates the atmosphere from outer space; where the satellite can be found	exosphere	100%
other word for earth's magnetic field	geomagnetic field	100%
sphere - ground	geosphere / lithosphere	100%
water	hydrosphere	100%
	igneous	100%
2 kinds of planets	jovian	100%
biggest planet in the solar system and has 79 moons	jupiter	100%
shields the surface of the earth from charged particles of solar wind	magnetosphere	100%
	mantle	100%
red planet and has 2 moons	mars	100%
no moon and the smallest planet in the solar system	mercury	100%
coldest and protects the earth against meteors or space rocks	mesosphere	100%
	metamorphic	100%
visible streaks of lights from meteoroids	meteors	100%
naturally occuring substance	minerals	100%
theory where it is a thought of rotating gaseous cloud that cools and contracts in the middle to form the sun and planets	nebular hypothesis	100%
most distant and has the strongest wind	neptune	100%
most abundant gas	nitrogen	100%
combination of big bang and big crunch where the universe expand and later contract until it exploded again, creating another universe	oscillating universe	100%
core that is responsible for earth's magnetic field	outer core	100%
positive particles	protons	100%
galaxies are moving away from us - hot	red shift	100%
made up of 2 or more minerals	rocks	100%
planet with ring; a gas giant and has 82 moons	saturn	100%
3 types of rocks	sedimentary	100%
steady state was revised by ___ and ___	sir hermann bondi and thomas gold	100%
who proposed the steady state theory first	sir james jeans	100%
consist of sun, 64 known moons, 8 planets, asteroids, comets, meteorites, dust, and gases	solar system	100%
stream of charged particles from the upper atmosphere of the sun	solar wind	100%
stable condition that doesn't change over time; has no beginning and no end	steady state	100%
protects the earth from the sun's harmful radiation; and where all the flying objects can fly	stratosphere	100%
2 kinds of planets	terrestrial	100%
layer where most of the weather occurs and most types of clouds are found	troposhere	100%
all matter and energy exist	universe	100%
coldest planet and known as gas giant; and has 27 moons	uranus	100%
hottest planet in the solar system	venus	100%
earth's revolution with leap year and without leap year	365 days 6 hours and 9 minutes 365 days	0%
2 sphere of the upper mantle	asthenosphere and lithosphere	0%
meaning of CMBR	cosmic microwave background radiation	0%
caused by an explosion or the impact of a meteorite or other celestial body in a planet	craters	0%
the above planet two moons	deimos and phobos	0%
sun and comets encounter or sun and star encounter that formed theplanets	encounter hypothesis	0%
essential needs to form a universe	gas hydrogen and gravity	0%
	inner and outer core	0%
types of mantle	lower and upper mantle	0%
small dust grains throughout the solar system	meteoroids	0%
earth's rotation	moderate seasons and day and night cycle	0%
solid objects thought to exist in protoplanetary disks and debris disks; they are believed to form out of cosmic dust grains.	planetesimal hypothesis	0%
who come up with the oscillating universe theory	richard tolman	0%
who further developed the steady state theory	sir fred hoyle	0%
solar system in order	sun mercury earth mars jupiter saturn uranus neptune and moon	0%
layer that absorbs the sun's radiation	thermosphere	0%
gravitational attraction between the moon and the earth causes the water to be high or low tide (closest to moon; high tide)	tidal bulge	0%
layers of atmosphere in ascending order	troposphere stratosphere mesosphere thermosphere and exosphere	0%