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Fun In The Sun: 100Fun In The Sun: 100

Approximately how old is the sun?Approximately how old is the sun?

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These cool, darkened areas are located on the surface of the sun and have very strong magnetic

fields.

These cool, darkened areas are located on the surface of the sun and have very strong magnetic

fields.

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What causes planets, asteroids, and other solar matter to orbit around

the sun?

What causes planets, asteroids, and other solar matter to orbit around

the sun?

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What are the two elements that comprise the majority of the sun?What are the two elements that comprise the majority of the sun?


Name at least three of the six layers of the sun.

Name at least three of the six layers of the sun.

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Planets & Pluto: 100Planets & Pluto: 100

This planet is both the largest and the brightest planet in the solar

system.

This planet is both the largest and the brightest planet in the solar

system.

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Which planet has the warmest temperature?

Which planet has the warmest temperature?

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What is the name of Pluto’s satellite?What is the name of Pluto’s satellite?

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Name the four layers of planet Earth.

Name the four layers of planet Earth.

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Name the eight planets in order by increasing distance from the sun

(closest to furthest).

Name the eight planets in order by increasing distance from the sun

(closest to furthest).

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All About Asteroids: 100All About Asteroids: 100

Name the largest asteroid.Name the largest asteroid.

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Asteroids are too small to be considered planets. Therefore, what are asteroids also called?

Asteroids are too small to be considered planets. Therefore, what are asteroids also called?

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The majority of known asteroids, which are very dark, are classified

as what type?

The majority of known asteroids, which are very dark, are classified

as what type?

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Who identified the first asteroid in 1801?

Who identified the first asteroid in 1801?

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Most asteroids orbit along the “main asteroid belt.” Between what two planets does this main belt exist?

Most asteroids orbit along the “main asteroid belt.” Between what two planets does this main belt exist?

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Crazy Comets: 100Crazy Comets: 100

Approximately what is the length of the orbit of Halley’s Comet?

Approximately what is the length of the orbit of Halley’s Comet?

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Many scientists believe that “dead comets” become what?

Many scientists believe that “dead comets” become what?

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Comets that have orbital periods shorter than 200 years.

Comets that have orbital periods shorter than 200 years.

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When does a comet’s ion tail develop?

When does a comet’s ion tail develop?

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Name three of the five components of a comet.

Name three of the five components of a comet.

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Galactic Goodies: 100Galactic Goodies: 100

This galaxy encompasses the sun and its solar system. It also shares

its name with a delicious treat!

This galaxy encompasses the sun and its solar system. It also shares

its name with a delicious treat!

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This astronaut became the first person to walk on the moon in

1969.

This astronaut became the first person to walk on the moon in

1969.

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This occurs when a small meteoroid enters the earth’s atmosphere,

giving the appearance of a “shooting star.”

This occurs when a small meteoroid enters the earth’s atmosphere,

giving the appearance of a “shooting star.”

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Nothing can escape from this object because of its intensely strong

gravitational field.

Nothing can escape from this object because of its intensely strong

gravitational field.

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What does N.A.S.A. stand for?What does N.A.S.A. stand for?

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Over 4.5 Billion Years OldOver 4.5 Billion Years Old

Back to the Game Board!


SunspotsSunspots



Strong magnetic fieldsStrong magnetic fields



Hydrogen and Helium

Hydrogen and Helium



CoreRadiative Zone

Convective ZonePhotosphere

ChromosphereCorona

CoreRadiative Zone

Convective ZonePhotosphere

ChromosphereCorona



JupiterJupiter



VenusVenus



CharonCharon



CrustMantle

Outer CoreInner Core

CrustMantle

Outer CoreInner Core


Planets & Pluto: 500Planets & Pluto: 500MercuryVenusEarthMars

JupiterSaturnUranus

Neptune

MercuryVenusEarthMars

JupiterSaturnUranus

Neptune



CeresCeres



Minor planetsMinor planets



C-TypeC-Type



Giuseppe PiazziGiuseppe Piazzi



Mars and JupiterMars and Jupiter



Seventy-six yearsSeventy-six years



AsteroidsAsteroids



Periodic cometsPeriodic comets



As the comet approaches

the sun

As the comet approaches

the sun



ComaNucleusIon Tail

Dust TailHydrogen Envelope

ComaNucleusIon Tail

Dust TailHydrogen Envelope



Milky WayMilky Way



Neil ArmstrongNeil Armstrong



MeteorMeteor



Black holeBlack hole



National Aeronautics and

Space Administration

National Aeronautics and

Space Administration


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