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Froggy Jumps Astronomy GameVersión en línea Froggy JUMP JUMP JUMP por Siti Nur Adibah 1 What is light pollution? a The natural brightness of the stars in the sky b The reflection of sunlight on the moon c Artificial light brightening the sky and hiding the stars 2 What is the scientific term for the glowing arch of artificial light seen over cities at night that blocks out the stars? a Cosmic fog b Solar glare c Skyglow 3 How does light pollution impact human health? a It can disrupt sleep patterns. b It increases physical activity at night. c It improves mental health. 4 Which atmospheric process causes artificial city light to scatter back down toward our eyes, hiding the stars? a Photosynthetic reflection b Rayleigh scattering c Greenhouse trapping 5 What are some common sources of light pollution? a Stars in the sky. b Billboards. c Moonlight. 6 Why might stars be hard to see sometimes? a Because the stars are too far away b Because of light pollution c Because the moon is too bright 7 What might be affected by light pollution? a Astronomers and nocturnal animals. b People who work during the day. c Marine life in deep oceans. 8 Why is light pollution considered a problem? a It reduces the amount of sunlight during the day. b It makes the night sky brighter, reducing visibility of stars. c It reduces the amount of sunlight during the day. 9 In a perfectly dark sky with zero light pollution, about how many stars can a human see with the naked eye? a Around 2,500 stars b Only about 500 stars c Roughly 100,000 stars 10 Which color/wavelength of artificial light scatters the easiest in the atmosphere and causes the most damage to star visibility? a Red light b Amber light c Blue light

Froggy Jumps

Astronomy GameVersión en línea

Froggy JUMP JUMP JUMP

por Siti Nur Adibah

What is light pollution?

The natural brightness of the stars in the sky

The reflection of sunlight on the moon

Artificial light brightening the sky and hiding the stars

What is the scientific term for the glowing arch of artificial light seen over cities at night that blocks out the stars?

Cosmic fog

Solar glare

Skyglow

How does light pollution impact human health?

It can disrupt sleep patterns.

It increases physical activity at night.

It improves mental health.

Which atmospheric process causes artificial city light to scatter back down toward our eyes, hiding the stars?

Photosynthetic reflection

Rayleigh scattering

Greenhouse trapping

What are some common sources of light pollution?

Stars in the sky.

Billboards.

Moonlight.

Why might stars be hard to see sometimes?

Because the stars are too far away

Because of light pollution

Because the moon is too bright

What might be affected by light pollution?

Astronomers and nocturnal animals.

People who work during the day.

Marine life in deep oceans.

Why is light pollution considered a problem?

It reduces the amount of sunlight during the day.

It makes the night sky brighter, reducing visibility of stars.

It reduces the amount of sunlight during the day.

In a perfectly dark sky with zero light pollution, about how many stars can a human see with the naked eye?

Around 2,500 stars

Only about 500 stars

Roughly 100,000 stars

Which color/wavelength of artificial light scatters the easiest in the atmosphere and causes the most damage to star visibility?

Red light

Amber light

Blue light

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What is light pollution?

What is the scientific term for the glowing arch of artificial light seen over cities at night that blocks out the stars?

How does light pollution impact human health?

Which atmospheric process causes artificial city light to scatter back down toward our eyes, hiding the stars?

What are some common sources of light pollution?

Why might stars be hard to see sometimes?

What might be affected by light pollution?

Why is light pollution considered a problem?

In a perfectly dark sky with zero light pollution, about how many stars can a human see with the naked eye?

Which color/wavelength of artificial light scatters the easiest in the atmosphere and causes the most damage to star visibility?

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