Earth and Space Science
Students will answer questions about Earth and space science that get harder as the game progresses.
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Topics of this game:
- How many inner planets are there?
- Which inner planet has the most moons?
- What is the main difference between the inner planets and the outer planets?
- Provide the definition for gravity.
- What would most likely happen next if a small meteoroid entered Earth's atmosphere?
- Scientists want to land a probe on the surface of Venus. What aspect of the probe would be the most important given the conditions of Venus?
- For the next eight questions give your answer to your teacher. Compare and contrast an asteroid and a comet.
- Give your answer to your teacher. Construct a model of the solar system.
- Support the following statement for space travel. Humans should begin planning a mission to Mars.
- Show your teacher. On a piece of paper, illustrate why there are seasons.
- Tell your teacher the answer. Explain two reasons why we cannot see all of the stars in the Milky Way from Earth.
- Give your answer to your teacher. Evaluate the risk of the missions to land on the moon.
- Give your teacher your answer. Defend the position that men actually walked on the moon.
- Give answer to your teacher. Formulate a plan for human colonization on Mars.
- Tell your teacher. Formulate a theory on how the moon was created.
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