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Which planet is visible here? (photo taken from Earth)

Mercury

Venus

Mars

Jupiter

No transits of Mars or Jupiter could be seen from Earth. Mercury is much smaller and much closer to the Sun, so it would be merely visible as tiny spot during its transit. The transit of Venus across the face of the sun is one of the rarest predictable solar events. The last transit was in 2004 and the next will happen in 2117.

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Which astronomical discovery was nicknamed 'Little Green Man'?

This is the aurora of Jupiter. What are the visible bright spots caused by?

atmospheric storms

multiple magnetic poles of Jupiter

This unique line of about 20 stars is known as ...

Kemble's cascade

On which continent is the main spaceport of the European Space Agency located?

in South America