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What would you call something that is between celestial objects?
Renewable Energy
Thunder
Thermometer
Interstellar
What two countries lie on opposite sides of the Juan de Fuca Strait?
U.S. And Canada
Canada And Greenland
U.S. And Russia
Greenland And Iceland
Which aeronautical term is an aircraft that derives its lift from rotating lifting surfaces?
Ballooning
Rotorcraft
Control Surfacing
Moon Walking
What is a collection of different types of tissue to perform a specific function?
Organelles
Body Colds
Organizational Parties
Organs
What do we call rain-giving clouds?
Stratus
Cirrus
Nimbus
Cumulus
What destructive event can happen when it rains for a long period of time?
Drought
Eruption
Flood
Blasting
What famous Italian artist studied human body-part relationships?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Isaac Newton
George Washington Carver
Edmund Halley
What is the main place that the salts in ocean water come from?
Rocks On Land
Salt Shaker
The Sky
Space
What is a small scale current of air with vertical motion?
Condensation
Brownout
Updraft
Typhoon
Where does hail form?
Clouds
The Earth's Core
Outer Space
The Ground
What is the transport of top layers of soil to another place called?
Dirty Liftoff
Dirt Cycles
Running Soil
Soil Erosion
Which constellation are the stars Castor and Pollux in?
Antares
Draco
Gemini
Sagittarius
Which planet became the outermost planet again on March 15, 1999?
Pluto
Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
What is best described as gage pressure plus atmospheric pressure?
Absolute Pressure
Bitmap
Technographer
Battery
Which spacecraft passed Mercury three times in 1974 and 1975?
Mariner 5
Apollo 12
Viking 2
Mariner 10
Which of the following happens when air cools?
It Flies Away
It Becomes Lighter
It Becomes Dense
It Automatically Storms
What is the voltage of a D cell battery?
3.5 Volts
1.0 Volts
8.0 Volts
1.5 Volts
What forms when water condenses in the Earth's atmosphere?
Clouds
Puddles
Slides
Rainbows
How many stars make up the Big Dipper?
12
7
4
21
What is a more scientific term for "surrounding temperature"?
Heat Capacity
Breaking Point
Ambient Air Temperature
Absolute Temperature
