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WorksheetsSpaceZ-Round 3
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
A rocky object that orbits the Sun
Used to send spacecraft into space.
A cloud of gas and dust in space.
A person trained to travel and work in space
Astronaut
Pilot
Engineer
Scientist
Astronauts live and work here while orbiting Earth every 90 minutes.
The first direct image of a cosmic object that swallows light.
galaxy.
neutron star.
supernova.
black hole.
The nearest major galaxy to our own.
Andromeda Galaxy
Milky way galaxy
I have no atmosphere and my surface is covered with craters.
I glow and form a tail when I approach the Sun.
I am the largest volcano in the solar system.
I am what remains after a massive star ends its life in a violent explosion.
Moon appears red.
The family of sun
Oldest light in the universe.
Also called the seven sisters.
Parts detach during launch.
Parts detach only after reaching orbit.
the launch sequence.
Stage seperation
A dying swollen star.
Dense stellar core left behind.
pulsar
white dwarf
Beginning of the universe.
The largest canyon in the solar system.
An icy moon shooting water into the space.
First spacecraft to visit pluto.
Galaxy with swirling arms.
Colourful lights near Earth's poles.
Aurora
sunlight
India's successful Moon landing mission.
Golden mirror used to see early galaxies.
James Webb space Telescope mirror.
Sends signals back to Earth.
Space probe
Ground-based tool for observing space.
Observatory Telescope
spacecraft returning through atmosphere.
Atmospheric Re-entry
Atmospheric Launch
Atmospheric Docking
Atmospheric Orbit
Stable points used for space telescopes.
Lagrange points
