Space Exploration Olympiad
Quiz 3 — Space Observation & Mars Rovers
Telescopes, Hubble, JWST, light-years, and Mars exploration.
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1Which telescope is located in space?
2A key advantage of space telescopes is:
3Ground-based telescopes suffer mostly from:
5The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) primarily observes in:
6JWST is located at which point?
7Which telescope discovered evidence supporting the accelerating expansion of the universe?
8A light-year is a unit of:
9One light-year is approximately:
10Proxima Centauri is about how many light-years from us?
11Adaptive optics help ground telescopes by:
12Radio telescopes detect:
13Which is NOT a space telescope?
14Chandra observes in which wavelength?
15Hubble's mirror initial flaw was corrected by:
16JWST launched in which year?
17A key JWST science goal is to observe:
18Light-year is best described as the distance light travels in:
19Robots are used in space mainly because:
20Which rover was the FIRST successful Mars rover after Sojourner?
21Spirit and Opportunity landed on Mars in:
22Curiosity landed on Mars in:
23Perseverance landed on Mars in:
24Which rover carried the Ingenuity helicopter?
25Perseverance's mission includes:
26Which rover was nuclear-powered (RTG)?
27Sojourner rover was part of which mission?
28A common task of Mars rovers is:
29Which rover found strong evidence of ancient water on Mars?
30Curiosity is exploring which crater?
31Perseverance is exploring which crater?
32Rovers communicate with Earth mainly via:
33A rover's mast camera is used to:
34The delay in signals between Earth and Mars is about (average):
35Which is a challenge for Mars rovers?
36Which rover officially ended its mission after getting stuck in sand?
37Opportunity ended its mission after which event?
38The purpose of collecting Mars rocks is to:
39Which instrument on Perseverance produced oxygen from Mars' atmosphere?