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Space
Planets, missions and the people who left the planet.
17 quizzes
- βοΈ Comets, Asteroids and Meteors β Icy wanderers, rocky leftovers and streaks of light across the night sky. Make a wish on a shooting star and see how much you really know.
- π Deep Space Mysteries β Black holes that leak, stars the size of a city and a universe that refuses to slow down. Think you can find your way through the deep dark?
- π Eclipses and Sky Events β Shadows that swallow the Sun, rains of shooting stars and curtains of green light: test how well you know the sky's greatest shows.
- πͺ Exoplanets and Alien Life β Thousands of worlds circle other suns, and someone may be listening. Tune your radio telescope and find out how ready you are for first contact.
- π΄ Mars Exploration: Rovers and Red Dust β Rovers, landers, a tiny helicopter and a very dusty planet. Find out if you could steer a mission safely to the Red Planet and back.
- π Moons of the Solar System β Volcano moons, geyser moons and a moon with a Death Star crater. Leave our own Moon behind and see how well you know the other worlds that circle the planets.
- π Pioneers of Astronomy β They measured the Earth with shadows, moved the Sun to the centre and spotted new worlds. Step into the observatory and prove you belong among them.
- π°οΈ Robotic Space Probes β Golden records, plutonium batteries and landers that bounce: follow the robot explorers that flew where no astronaut has ever gone.
- π Rockets and Launchers β From a backyard rocket in 1926 to boosters that land themselves, this is rocket science for real. Light the fuse and see if you reach orbit.
- π°οΈ Satellites and Orbits β From Sputnik's first beeps to GPS in your pocket and the growing cloud of space junk, find out how well you really know what circles our planet.
- πͺ Solar System Tour β Twenty stops around the Sun, from the planet that bakes hottest to the one rolling on its side. One answer surprises almost everybody.
- π Space Missions and Astronauts β Firsts, near-disasters and probes that never came home. Twenty questions on the people and machines that left the planet behind.
- π°οΈ Space Stations: Life in Orbit β From Salyut and Skylab to the ISS and Tiangong, homes that circle the planet. Could you survive a tour of duty 400 km above the clouds?
- β¨ Stars and Constellations β Red giants, pole stars and ancient patterns in the night sky. Step outside in your mind and see how many stars you can name and place.
- π Telescopes and Deep Space β Black holes, baby galaxies and the tricks astronomers use to measure the unmeasurable. How much of the deep sky can you actually name?
- π The Moon: Our Nearest Neighbour β Phases, tides, craters and a few famous footprints. You have looked up at it all your life, so how well do you really know the Moon?
- π The Sun: Our Star β Sunspots, solar storms and a nuclear furnace 150 million km away. Put on your eclipse glasses and see how much you know about our star.