- What was the name of the American mission to land a man on the Moon?
- What was the name of the American space station?
- Which country built the Saturn V rocket?
- From which areas of space can there be no escape?
- Who was the first man to walk on the Moon?
- Which objects in space emit energy in pulses?
- What travels around the Sun at an average speed of 185 miles per
second.
- Which is the second lightest element in the universe?
- How many moons does Neptune have?
- What is the name of the thousands of small bodies which orbit the
Sun?
- What effect is red shift an example of?
- How far does the Sun's gravitational influence extend?
- What can contract to give birth to a star?
- Proteus and Nereid are moons of which planet?
- What is the Milky Way?
- What is the name for the study of the structure of the universe?
- What units are used for measuring distances in the universe?
- What is another name for a shooting or falling star?
- What is the Latin name for the North Star?
- Scientists study the red shift to investigate which aspect of
cosmology?
- Which planet possesses the Galilean satellites?
- What is brighter than a hundred million suns?
- Who developed the 'aperture synthesis' method of radio astronomy?
- Which planet was located only in 1930?
- What is a parsec?
- Saturn's ring has how many sections?
- What was the name of two space probes launched in 1977 which sent
back remarkable pictures of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune?
- Which planet has one moon called Charon?
- What are the clouds of interstellar dust, said to be the birthplace
of stars?
- Which gas forms 30% of the Sun's mass?
- Which scientist first determined how stars make elements?
- What is the astronomical unit equal to 32,616 light years?
- What name is given to the explosive death of a star?
- Which is the second largest planet in the solar system?
- Which planet has been the focus of investigations for signs of life?
- In the general theory of relativity what causes space-time to be
modified?
- Which space probes failed to find life on Mars?
- Which type of celestial object emits bursts of energy at regular
intervals?
- Which was the last Apollo mission?
- Which force is nothing more than the bending of space and time?
- Which star is as bright as 23 Suns, and is orbited by the Pup?
- What is the defining feature of a neutron star?
Answers to Quiz #85 - Space Trivia Quiz
- Apollo project.
- Skylab.
- USA.
- Black holes.
- Neil Armstrong.
- Pulsars.
- The earth.
- Helium.
- Eight.
- Asteroids.
- Doppler effect.
- About 1.5 light years.
- A nebula.
- Neptune.
- The local galaxy.
- Cosmology.
- Light years.
- Meteor.
- Polaris.
- The expansion of the universe.
- Jupiter.
- A supernova.
- Martin Ryle.
- Pluto.
- A unit of distance.
- Three.
- Voyager I and II.
- Pluto.
- Nebulae.
- Helium.
- Fred Hoyle.
- Parsec.
- Supernova.
- Saturn.
- Mars.
- Mass.
- Viking probes.
- Pulsar.
- Apollo 17.
- Gravitational force.
- Sirius.
- Great density.