Can You Beat a 5th Grader? 10 Space Questions (10-Sec Timer)

Most of the kids get riddle one wrong. Can you beat that? Ten space riddles, ten seconds each. Read the clue, beat the timer, then get the answer AND a space fact you can show off at school tomorrow. 🪐 CHAPTERS 0:10 Riddle 1 — A giant ball of gas with no fire 0:38 Riddle 2 — Borrows its light and changes shape 1:09 Riddle 3 — A dirty snowball with a growing tail 1:37 Riddle 4 — Wears a ring made of ice, not gold 2:06 Riddle 5 — Covered in rust, with a robot driving on it 2:36 Riddle 6 — So big it has a 300-year-old storm 3:07 Riddle 7 — Throws away its own parts to get up 3:36 Riddle 8 — One big eye that looks back in time 4:08 Riddle 9 — Wears a suit, but never goes to an office 4:39 Riddle 10 — Even light cannot escape it 5:09 Your score: how many did you get? 🚀 SPACE FACTS IN THIS VIDEO 1.3 Million Earths: The Sun is so big that about 1.3 million Earths could fit inside it. The Moon Is Leaving: The Moon drifts about 4 cm further away every year — roughly as fast as your fingernails grow. Tails Always Point Away: A comet's tail points away from the Sun even while the comet itself is flying away. Rings Made Of Ice: Saturn's rings are mostly ice, and in places they're only about 10 metres thick. The Tallest Volcano: Olympus Mons on Mars is about 22 km high — nearly three times taller than Mount Everest. A 300-Year-Old Storm: Jupiter's Great Red Spot is a storm wider than the whole Earth, spinning for over 300 years. 28,000 Km Per Hour: To stay in orbit you must fly at about 28,000 km/h — nearly 8 kilometres every second. Looking Back In Time: The James Webb telescope sees light that left its galaxy more than 13 billion years ago. 16 Sunrises A Day: Astronauts orbit the Earth 16 times a day, so they see 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets. Our Galaxy'S Giant: The black hole at the centre of our galaxy is about 4 million times heavier than the Sun. How many did you get out of 10? Comment your score below! 🔔 Subscribe for a new riddle challenge every week. #spaceriddles #sciencefacts #kidsquiz #grade5 #spacefacts