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    Question 1: Which scientist discovered the atmosphere of Venus?
    A. Galileo Galilei in 1702 A.D.
    B. Pythagoras in 546 B.C.
    C. Giovanni Cassini in 1790 A.D.
    D. Mikhail Lomonosov in 1761 A.D
    Question 2: Venus has the densest atmosphere of the Solar System. What gaseous element comprises the bulk of the atmosphere?
    A. Oxygen
    B. Neon
    C. Carbon Dioxide
    D. Helium
    Question 3: What was the name of the first interplanetary probe to study Venus?
    A. Mariner 1
    B. Verona 1
    C. Verona 2
    D. Mariner 2
    Question 4: Because of the Greenhouse Effect, Venus has the hottest surface temperature in the Solar System. What is the average temperature on Venus?
    A. 1,200 Degrees C.
    B. 135 Degrees C.
    C. 460 Degrees C.
    D. 800 Degrees C.
    Question 5: Venus has no natural satellite or moon.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 6: What was the first privately financed craft to go into outer space?
    A. The SpaceX Dragon
    B. MIR
    C. SpaceHab
    D. SpaceShipOne
    Question 7: What was the first person to fly a balloon that was filled with hydrogen gas?
    A. Count Ferdinand Zeppelin
    B. Francois F. DeRozier
    C. Joseph Montgolier
    D. Jacques A.C. Charles
    Question 8: What is the difference between a balloon and a zeppelin?
    A. A balloon can only go up and down; it cannot go East-West or left-right.
    B. A zeppelin has a pilot or pilots below the gas filled chamber.
    C. A zeppelin has a rigid frame around the balloon containing the gases.
    D. A zeppelin is filled with specific gases rather than hot air.
    Question 9: In 1883 Otto Lilienthal became the first person to successfully fly this type of aircraft.
    A. Thermaclimber
    B. Glider
    C. Graf Zeppelin
    D. Heavier than air balloon
    Question 10: When Charles Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic, he had almost no visibility from his front windows.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 11: Schiphol Airport is the main airport of this city.
    A. Brussels
    B. Berlin
    C. Amsterdam
    D. Vienna
    Question 12: Paul MacCready designed the first working solar plane. What was its name?
    A. Solar Challenger
    B. DaVinci Solar Wind
    C. Solar Impulse
    D. Gossamer Penguin
    Question 13: Who was the first person to fly solo nonstop around the world in a balloon?
    A. Heinrich Kubis
    B. Steve Fossett
    C. Richard Rutan
    D. John Alcock
    Question 14: How fast is Mach 1?
    A. 1207 kilometers per hour
    B. 1207 meters per hour
    C. 1207 feet per second
    D. 1207 miles per hour
    Question 15: What was the name of the first space station?
    A. MIR
    B. Soyuz
    C. Skylab 1
    D. Salyut