20 Questions
Which planet has a bright red sparkle and is one of the easiest to spot in the sky?
Mars
What gives Neptune its signature blue color?
Methane in the atmosphere
What is the composition of the Sun, mainly?
70% hydrogen, 28% helium
What is the temperature of the Sun’s core?
27,000,000 Fahrenheit
Which planet is known as the Goldilocks planet?
Earth
What is the moon’s role in making Earth a more livable environment?
Monitoring Earth’s tilt on its axis
How long does it take for the moon to complete all eight of its phases?
29.5 days
Which planet is the closest to the sun and orbits it every 88 days?
Mercury
Which planet is the hottest in the solar system due to a greenhouse effect that evaporated all of its water?
Mars
What is the composition of Jupiter's stripes, which are cold, windy clouds?
Made of ammonia and water
Which planet has more than twenty-four small moons and appears to rotate on its side due to its tilt?
Uranus
What gives Saturn its distinctive appearance with beautiful rings made from ice, dust, and rock?
Ring particles
Which planet is the first to be discovered using mathematical calculations to predict its existence?
Neptune
What is the prominent feature on Jupiter that is a giant storm bigger than Earth and has lasted for hundreds of years?
Jupiter's Red Eye
What percentage of the Sun is made up of hydrogen and helium combined?
98.5%
How long does it take Earth to complete one full rotation on its axis?
27.3 days
Which planet in our solar system is considered the fastest in terms of orbiting the sun?
Neptune
What is the main reason Earth is known as the Goldilocks planet?
It has abundant gold resources
What celestial event most likely led to the formation of the moon?
A supernova explosion nearby
How many days does it take for the moon to complete one orbit around Earth?
365 days
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