A to Z: Space - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Scientific name for the Northern Lights A Aurora Borealis
88%
Small celestial object with a nucleus of ice and dust and a tail of gas particles C Comet
78%
Name of the galaxy which our solar system is in M Milky Way
77%
Second closest planet to the Sun V Venus
75%
Space telescope found in low Earth orbit that was launched in 1990 H Hubble Telescope
74%
Largest of Saturn's moons T Titan
70%
Formation of gas and dust where young stars form N Nebula
69%
Constellation resembling a hunter with a sword and bow O Orion
69%
Unit of distance used for astronomical terms L Light Year
65%
S.I. unit of temperature K Kelvin
64%
Term for one full rotation of the Earth Y Year
64%
Term for all matter and space as a whole U Universe
60%
Italian astronomer who discovered the 4 largest moons of Jupiter G Galileo Galilei
58%
Process stars undergo to change hydrogen into helium F Fusion
57%
Large star that shares it's name with a 1988 horror film B Betelgeuse
53%
The "Dog Star" S Sirius
53%
Type of radiation used in medical imaging X X-Rays
47%
Radiation with a greater wavelength than visible light I Infrared
44%
State of matter that is found in stars, made of an ionised gas P Plasma
43%
Extremely luminous galaxy centre that may contain a supermassive black hole Q Quasar
43%
Final stage of a star where light is still being given off W White Dwarf
42%
Stage a star reaches when it begins to produce heavier elements R Red Giant
40%
Substance believed to make up 70% of space D Dark Energy
33%
Point directly overhead of an observer Z Zenith
33%
Group of planets that consists of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune J Jovian
25%
Lowest speed an object must have to leave a gravitational field E Escape Velocity
22%
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