There is Strong Circumstantial Evidence That Active Volcanism Continues on Venus
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Astronomy T/F
True False questions for Astronomy
Question | Answer |
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Stars do not twinkle; the instability of the atmosphere causes this effect. | True |
The Compton GRO was the first telescope used for our exploration of high-energy astronomy. | False |
Photography with film is still the preferred way of capturing fine detail in the faintest, most distant galaxies. | False |
All the planets' orbits are even spaced. | False |
Most astronomers now believe the demise of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago was caused by a large asteroid impacting the Yucatan peninsula area. | True |
Many astronomers now regard Pluto as just the largest of thousands of Kuiper Belt bodies found beyond Neptune | True |
The Oort Cloud lies closer to the Sun than the Kuiper Belt. | False |
As a rotating gas cloud contracts, it spins faster. | True |
In the solar nebular theory, the dusty disk condensing around the Sun's equator became the ecliptic plane in which the planets then formed. | True |
Due to their great masses, all four Jovian worlds are much denser than earth. | False |
A Kuiper Belt object was recently discovered that may be larger than Pluto | True |
Astronomers have not yet been able to detect planets outside our solar system | False |
We would expect other planets beyond our own solar system to orbit the equators of their home stars, as our own planets orbit the sun. | True |
Compared to Earth, the Moon lacks a hydrosphere, atmosphere, and a magnetosphere | True |
The moon keeps one side facing the Earth because it doesn't rotate on its axis. | False |
Greenhouse gases in our atmosphere trap just enough heat to keep the earth's oceans liquid | True |
The Earth's inner core is about the same temperature as the surface of the Sun. | True |
A seismograph could register P but not S waves from an epicenter on the opposite side of Earth | True |
Seismic P-waves can be detected worldwide from any strong epicenter. | True |
Early telescopic observers thought the lunar mare were seas of water; today we know they are not liquid water but molten basalt, long ago frozen out. | True |
Today most scientists favor the capture theory of the Moon's origin, since it would explain why the Moon still orbits in the ecliptic plane, as do other planets. | False |
Aristotle was the first to propose that all planets revolve around the Sun | False |
During retrograde motion, planets actually stop and move backwards in space | False |
Copernicus's theories gained widespread scientific acceptance during his lifetime. | False |
Galileo's observations of the sky were made with the naked eye | False |
The Milky Way galaxy is about one million times larger than Earth. | False |
The stars in a constellation are physically close to one another. | False |
A lunar eclipse can occur only during the full phase. | True |
The angular diameter of an object is inversely proportional to its distance from the observer. | True |
As you drive away from a radio transmitter, the radio signal you receive from the station is shifted to longer wavelengths. | True |
Gamma-ray telescopes employ the same basic design that optical instruments use. | False |
One of the primary advantages of CCDs over photographic plates is the former's high efficiency in detecting light | True |
The main advantage to using the HST is the increased amount of "night time" viewing it affords | False |
The total mass of all the planets is much less than the Sun | True |
Because of tidal forces, the Moon is in a synchronous orbit around Earth | True |
Lunar maria are extensive lava-flow regions. | True |
Earth's magnetic field is a result of our planet's large, permanently magnetized iron core. | False |
Mercury's solar day is longer than its solar year | True |
There is strong circumstantial evidence that active volcanism continues on Venus. | True |
Valles Marineris is comparable in size to Earth's Grand Canyon | False |
Storms in the jovian planets' atmospheres are generally much longer lived that storms on Earth | True |
All four jovians spin faster than any of the terrestrials. | True |
Jupiter's Great Red Spot is similar to a hurricane on Earth. | True |
The Galileo probe into Jupiter's atmosphere found more water than expected. | False |
We have observed a comet strike Jupiter. | True |
Aurorae like ours have been seen above the poles of Jupiter and Uranus. | False |
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