Unit 3 Week 3 Earth and Its Neighbors

Who studied the sky with a telescope he built?

• Mozart

• A teacher

• The Astronomer Galileo

• A student

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What did he see when he looked through the telescope?

• Stars

• The rocky surface of the moon and spots on the fiery surface of the sun

• Nothing

• Other planets

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What did the satellites do?

• Studying the stars

• Take pictures of all the planets

• Circle the sun

• Circle the globe and take pictures of the Earth, moon, stars, and other planets

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Who was America's first astronaut?

• Alan Shepard

• Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin

• Neil Armstrong

• Galileo

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When was the Hubble Space Telescope launched?

• 1990

• 1985

• 1995

• 1980

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What can be seen with the Hubble Space Telescope?

• Planets outside our Solar System

• Stars bigger than the sun and far, far away

• Jupiter's surface

• All of the above

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What is one thing we learned about Earth and its Neighbors?

• Without the sun, the Earth would be a cold, dark planet

• Earth doesn't have neighbors

• The moon's surface is dusty and bumpy

• The temperature on the Planet Saturn

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