Master Mind Quiz Contest 39: Space Exploration
Know about  Space  , Attempt the Quiz and Get a Certificate.

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1.   The International Space Station orbits the Earth every *
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2.   Gunpowder for rockets was invented by the ___________ about one thousand years ago. *
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3.    The minimum speed needed for an object to "break free" from the gravitational attraction of a planet or moon is known as
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4.   The Moon orbits the Earth, and the Earth obits the Sun. These bodies are held in orbit about each other by a special force. What is this force called? *
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5.   Which of the following statements is NOT true for a satellite that is in a geostationary orbit?
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6.    Which one of the following is/are NOT in geostationary orbit around the Earth? *
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7.   In what year did man first land on the surface of the Moon?
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8.   The escape velocity from Earth is about

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9.  The Apollo missions to the Moon were sent up to space using a giant launcher over 100 m tall. This was a multi-stage rocket. There are usually _____ stages in a multi-stage rocket. *
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10.    The first unmanned spacecraft to land on Mars was in 1976. It was called *
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11.     What is the difference between splashdown and touchdown? *
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12.     The first artificial satellite was launched by the Russians in 1957. This was called
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13.   On landing on the moon, Neil Armstrong is reported to have said "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for ___________."
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14.    Which one of the following can happen to astronauts on the ISS?
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15.   Telescopes placed upon satellites, such as the Hubble Space Telescope, produce better images of planets than Earth-based telescopes.
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16.    The first man in space was
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17.   The Drake equation calculates
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18.   A rocket moves forward when ___________ is expelled from the rear of the rocket.
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19.    In what year did Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin become the first people on the Moon? *
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20.   Which planet has the largest rings?
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21.   What planet was recently discovered? *
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22.     Is there water and more than 3 moons on any planet? 
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23.    Which of the following planets is also called "The Diamond" plant?
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24.    How many moons does Saturn have? 
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25.  How many galaxies have been recorded in the observable universe? 

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