Understanding Celestial Objects and Phenomena

The video session explores the stars and the solar system, focusing on celestial objects, the phases of the moon, and the hidden side of the moon. It also covers artificial satellites and their uses, as well as stars and constellations, including the pole star. The session aims to engage students with interesting facts and visual aids to enhance learning.

Why is the session on stars and the solar system divided into two parts?

• Because the teacher prefers shorter sessions

• To make it similar to the Avengers movies

• Because the topic is too complex to cover in one session

• To give students a break between sessions

What are celestial objects?

• Objects that are found underground

• Objects that are found in the forest

• Objects that are found in the sky

• Objects that are found in the ocean

Which of the following is a luminous object?

• Moon

• Earth

• Sun

• Mars

What is the term used to describe the different shapes of the moon as seen from Earth?

• Moon shapes

• Moon patterns

• Moon phases

• Moon cycles

What is the time period between one full moon to the next full moon called?

• A day

• A month

• A week

• A year

Why do we only see one side of the moon?

• Because the moon is too far away

• Because the moon is flat

• Because the moon rotates and revolves at the same rate

• Because the moon does not rotate

What are craters on the moon caused by?

• Asteroids and meteoroids hitting the moon

• Wind erosion

• Earthquakes

• Volcanic eruptions

What is a constellation?

• A planet

• A comet

• A group of stars forming a recognizable pattern

• A single star

Which star is known as the pole star?

• Sirius

• Vega

• Betelgeuse

• Polaris

Which constellation is also known as the Hunter?

• Leo

• Ursa Major

• Cassiopeia

• Orion