P1 Earth in the Universe
Interactive game 5644:
- Questions include:
- People employed to observe space, stars, etc are called ***********.
- The ******** to stars can be measured using the relative brightness of stars.
- Answers include:
- alien,
- astronomers,
- bang,
- cycle,
- distance,
- expanding
- expanding
- expanding
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