Manaza Alam, an astronomer, explores outer space using telescopes. She studies exoplanets and aims to find an Earth twin. The video covers the use of telescopes in Boston, observing Mars, and the challenges of light pollution. It encourages curiosity and questions for those interested in astronomy.

What celestial bodies might you see when you look up at the night sky?

• Satellites and airplanes

• Comets and asteroids

• The moon, stars, or the Milky Way

• The sun and clouds

What is the primary tool used by astronomers to study distant planets?

• Microscopes

• Cameras

• Binoculars

• Telescopes

What challenge does the telescope in Boston face?

• Light pollution from the city

• Extreme weather conditions

• Frequent power outages

• Mechanical failures

Why is Mars an interesting planet for astronomers to study?

• Evidence of water has been observed on its surface

• It has a similar atmosphere to Earth

• It is the largest planet in the solar system

• It is the closest planet to the sun

What is the ultimate goal of studying exoplanets?

• To identify planets with rings like Saturn

• To find a planet with a similar size to Jupiter

• To discover a planet with an atmosphere like Venus

• To locate an Earth twin that may support life

What is one of the most exciting aspects of being an astronomer, according to Manaza?

• Working with advanced technology

• Meeting famous scientists

• Exploring the universe and thinking about celestial bodies

• Traveling to different countries

What advice does Manaza give to those interested in astronomy?

• Concentrate on one planet only

• Avoid looking at the night sky

• Be curious and ask questions

• Focus only on theoretical studies