(ii) Many years ago, a huge ball of fire was created. This theory is known as
(a) Big Bang
(b) Solar system
(c) Earthquake
(d) None of these
(iii) What is the name of the earth’s galaxy?
(a) Milky Way
(b) Comets
(c) Orbit
(d) None of them
(iv) What does the Big Bang theory propose about the origin of the universe?
(a) The universe is eternal and unchanging
(b) The universe began with a huge explosion
(c) The universe was created by a powerful deity
(d) The universe is a result of continuous expansion
(v) Which galaxy is the home of our planet Earth and the Solar System?
(a) Andromeda galaxy
(b) Milky Way galaxy
(c) Solaris galaxy
(d) Orion galaxy
(i) _________ is the fourth nearest planet to the Sun.
(ii) While the planet revolves, it also rotates on its __________.
(iii) The universe contains thousands of ____________.
(iv) We live on the planet _____________.
(v) The Milky Way galaxy contains approximately __________ billion stars.
(i) There are billions of galaxies in the universe.
(ii) The earth is the third planet in the solar system.
(iii) The moon is an artificial satellite of the earth.
(iv) Satellites, like the Moon, do not rotate on their respective axes.
(v) The Sun is a planet in our Solar System.
(ii) What is Milky Way?
(iii) Describe the Big Bang theory.
(iv) What do you mean by the solar system?
You can find Worksheets Solutions here: Worksheet Solutions: Our Universe - 1
1. What is the Big Bang theory and how does it explain the origin of our universe? |
2. How do scientists study the universe and its origins? |
3. What is dark matter and why is it important in our understanding of the universe? |
4. What is the fate of our universe according to current scientific theories? |
5. Are there other universes beyond our own? |
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