Solar System Jeopardy
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Solar System JeopardyHistory Hodgepodg
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Revolutions and
Rotations
What Happens Next?
Measurements &
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Copernicus believed in a ______centric universe
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Suggested a geocentric universe with the sun, planets, and the stars
orbiting on perfect encompassing spheres
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Major contribution was an extensive amount of
data on the movement of celestial objects
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Analyzed his mentors data to develop his laws
of motion
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Created advances in telescopes
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What two things affect the forces of gravity?
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3 Qualifications to be a planet
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List the electromagnetic waves in order of increasing energy
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Time zones are approximately every ___
degrees of longitude
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Phenomenon seen here:
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The closest point to the sun during the Earth's
orbit
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Number of days in Earth's revolution
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The orbital velocity of the Earth is ____ as you move
farther from the sun
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Earth's elliptical orbit is closer to a circle or an
oval?
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True or False: The Earth is a perfect sphere
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What happens to the length of day after the
aphelion
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Velocity of the Earth after the Autumnal Equinox
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Length of day after the summer solstice
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Length of day after summer solstice
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Amount of insolation after vernal equinox
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The distance from ____ to ____ is one astronomical
unit
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Distance covered by light in one calendar year
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Telescope that uses lenses
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Telescope that uses mirrors
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300,000 meters/sec
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An Earth centered universe
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An oval with two mathematical foci
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A collection of planets orbiting a star
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Place the following in order from biggest to
smallest:
galaxy, solar system, universe
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Where Monday becomes Tuesday