2. 1 - $100
Which model explains the motions of the planets
more accurately:
Geocentric or heliocentric?
Heliocentric
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Who was the first scientist to successfully use a
telescope to observe the night sky?
Galileo
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What theory was overturned by the evidence
gathered by Galileo?
Geocentric theory
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Describe the Heliocentric theory.
Sun is the center of the solar system
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Describe the Geocentric theory.
Earth is the center of the universe.
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A reflecting telescope gathers light with a _____
Mirror
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Astronomers often locate telescopes on
mountains to______________.
Lesson the interference of the Earth’s
atmosphere.
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Astronomers use constellations to:
Locate objects in the sky
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Which stars do we always see during the year?
Stars on the horizon
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What so the stars in a constellation have in
common?
The same general directions from Earth.
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Where in the Milky Way galaxy is our solar
system found?
In an outer arm.
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A cluster of a billion stars is a ________.
Galaxy
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What does the big bang theory explain?
That the universe is expanding
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Why could the big bang theory possibly be
replaced by another theory about the origin on
the universe?
New evidence could show a different theory to
be more accurate.
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Do scientists know what caused the small dense
ball of energy and matter to expand and cool?
No, scientists do not know.
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Why is gravity known as the universal force?
It holds the universe together.
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If two planets get closer together, what happens
to the gravitational force they exert on each
other?
It increases
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What causes our solar system to have the shape
that it does?
Gravitational force
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Gravity is stronger when objects are ________
Close together
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If two planets get closer together, what happens
to the gravitational force they exert on each
other?
It increases