A) A planet within our solar system B) A moon of Jupiter C) A planet outside our solar system D) A star in the Milky Way
A) Luminosity method B) Reflective method C) Transit method D) Photometric method
A) Hubble Space Telescope B) Kepler Space Telescope C) Spitzer Space Telescope D) James Webb Space Telescope
A) Cinematography B) Chronometry C) Spectroscopy D) Microscopy
A) HD 209458 b B) Gliese 581 c C) 51 Pegasi b D) TRAPPIST-1 e
A) Stars and asteroids B) Dwarf planets and moons C) Galaxies and clusters D) Gas giants and rocky planets
A) Survey nearby bright stars for transiting exoplanets B) Study black holes in distant galaxies C) Map the surface of Mars D) Detect gravitational waves
A) Electrostatic analysis B) Infrared imaging C) Transmission spectroscopy D) Nuclear spectroscopy
A) Tourism opportunities B) Mining resources C) Astronaut training D) Potential for life |