How big is VY Canis Majoris (largest star in the known universe)?

It would take 1100 years to circle it ONCE with a fast plane, 2600 solar radii

What are the phases of the moon

New, crescent, first-quarter, gibbous moon, and full moon.

How does the moon effect the tides?

The moons gravity pulls on different parts of the earth

At what angle is our planet tilted?

How am i supposed to know this I'm no astronomer!, 23.5*

What is the average temperature of Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, and Neptune?

-353°F Neptune 234°F, Jupiter 800°F, Mercury, −67 °F Mars

How does a solstice happen?

When the sun is at its greatest distance from the equator.

What are the types of tides

Neap tide, low tide, high tide, Spring tide

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1
What are the names of the seasons?
Winter, Summer, Spring, For All
Winter, Summer, Spring, Fall
Which one do I pick?
Ya beach Ah so cold i feel springy why are there many colors
2
How big is VY Canis Majoris (largest star in the known universe)?
REALLY BIG
It would take 1100 years to circle it ONCE with a fast plane
2600 solar radii
3
What are the phases of the moon
New moon, crescent moon, first quarter moon,n and full moon
Big moon and little moon
full moon and...uhhh half-moon?
New, crescent, first-quarter, gibbous moon, and full moon.
4
How does the moon effect the tides?
it pulls and pushes the oceans with some type of force
The moons gravity pulls on different parts of the earth
it doesn't
Is this a trick question?
5
At what angle is our planet tilted?
this many✌️
How am i supposed to know this I'm no astronomer!
95*
23.5*
6
Would Earth have seasons without is tilt?
Answer here FORnoPoints!
NO
Answer here for POINTS!
YES
7
What is the average temperature of Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, and Neptune?
-353°F Neptune 234°F, Jupiter 800°F, Mercury, −67 °F Mars
Hot, Very Cold, Very hot, and Cold
-353°F Mercury, 800°F Mars, −67 °F Neptune, 234°F, Jupiter
Way higher/lower temperatures than earth
8
How does a solstice happen?
When suns beams shin directly down on you
When the earth gets bigger than the sun.
When the sun is at its greatest distance from the equator.
When the sun overlaps with the moon.
9
When is the summer solstice?
Monday, July 4
Saturday, Aprill 31
Friday, June 14
Tuesday, June 20
10
When is the Winter solstice?
Friday, June, 16
Thursday, December 21
Wednesday, January, 27
Sunday, November 7
11
Day and night is caused by our planets...__________
solstice
rotation
equinox
movement with the sun
12
What are the types of tides
Neap tide, low tide, high tide, Spring tide
High tide and low tide...I think
Crimson tide
Whats a tide?
13
How far is Earth from the sun?
1.3 Astronomical unit
Uhhhh....
1,038,4285Miles
92.96 million miles or 1 AU
14
How many earths could you fit in the sun? (if it was hallow and not 27,000 degrees)
4 million
1.3 million
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