- The nuclear reactions in a star's core remain under control so long as ?
- Planet that has moons named after Shakespeare characters
- Planet that has moon 1/2 the size of itself
- Planet with longest revolution around sun
- The name of Jupiter's moon that is similar to Earth
- Planet that has a binary planet system
- Planet that has a longer year than day
- what kind of motion / rotation does jupiter have?A. Unusual, fast differential rotationB. Very slow, resonance rotationC. Fast, resonance rotationD. Fast, retrograde rotationE. Unusual, similar to earths, synchronous rotation
- trojan asteroids share orbit withA. MarsB. EarthC. JupiterD. Venus
- approximately how many times larger is jupiters equator compared to earths?A. 11.2B. 8.7C. 15.8D. 12.1E. 14
- the galilean moons range in size, however, their densitiesA. Decrease with increasing distance from JupiterB. Increase with increasing distance from JupiterC. Increase with decreasing distance from JupiterD. Decrease with decreasing distance from Jupiter
- all the jovian planets haveA. WaterB. PlantsC. RingsD. Red Spots
- what is the source of juptier's excess energy?A. Decay of radioactive elementsB. Greenhouse effectC. Nuclear fusionD. Gravitational energy from its formation
- which planet contains interior pressure 50 million times that of earths?A. MarsB. NeptuneC. SaturnD. Jupiter
- what forces are the source of heat for jupiter's satellite moons?A. gravitational forcesB. tidal forcesC. centripetal forcesD. magnetic forces
- which of jupiter's moons does not have an iron core?A. IoB. EuropaC. GanymedeD. CallistoE. All of the above
- what are the typical colors of jupiter's cloud layers?A. Green, gold, whiteB. Bright yellow, orange, and redC. PurpleD. Blue and orangeE. Pink and yellow
- which of the following has not probed jupiter?A. Voyager IB. Voyager IIC. GalileoD. Galium
- how does jupiter's rotation compare to earth's?a) .5 times the speedb) equal speedc) 2.5 times the speedd) 3.0 times the speede) 5.0 times the speed
- The variation of latitude and intensity of the zones and belts on jupiter are a result ofA. Countercurrent motionB. Cassini movementC. Convective motionD. Atmospheric convection