Science

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a meteoroid is a piece of a comet or asteroid that has impacted a surface, while a meteorite hasn't yet
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the mass of a star affects its life cycle and revolution
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arrange the following from smallest to largest:
1.white dwarf
2.nebula
3.neutron star
4.spiral galaxy
5.virgo supercluster
6.red supergiant
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red giants the size of our sun turn red and grow larger when running out of Helium fuel
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Telescope HIPPARCOS has used parallax to measure more than 100,000 stars
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dark matter and dark energy are used to explain the behaviours of distant galaxies
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95% of a star's lifespan is spent in the main sequence
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A globular cluster is held together by gravity and is vaguely spherical while an open cluster are stars that formed from the same gas cloud
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meteors are the leftover chunks of rock found in craters
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A satellite is an object that revolves around a planet
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A solar mass is the mass of our sun
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nuclear fusion reactions of a star occurs in its
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Why does the same side of the moon always face us? Because
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a solar eclipse occurs when
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Think about the following:
1. The difference of Mercury's orbit compared to earth's due to its close proximity to the sun?
2. Why does Canada need more than 1 timezone?
3. More people are able to observe a lunar eclipse than a solar eclipse. Why?
4. What is the process of nuclear fusion in stars?
5. How to find the distance to a star using parallax
6. Was the $6 on the Hubble Space Telescope well spent?
7. What does the blue-shifted light from Andromeda tell us about its movements?
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A parallax is
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Elliptical galaxies are labeled from E0 to E6 based on their shape
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Spiral galaxies are labeled from a - d for the tightness of their 'arms'
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asteroids can be as small as 50m in diameter
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Irregular galaxies are large clouds of hydrogen and old stars. It has no shape but possess an axis of symmetry
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Polaris is only visible to the southern hemisphere during Fall and Winter
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the arms from a barred spiral galaxy extend from the end of its bar
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a red supergiant is more than 8 times the size of the sun
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A protostar is a young star
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An asteroid is made up of ice, rock, and dust
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Redshift and leftover helium are the best proof for the big bang theory
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the _____ is at the center of our solar system
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[d = 1/p] as in [parsec = 1/parallax angle]
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a _____ shift indicates stars moving away and a _____ shift means they are coming closer
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arrange the following from coolest to hottest:
1.blue supergiant
2.white dwarf
3.red giant
4. yellow main sequence
5. orange main sequence
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mysterious bursts of gamma rays observed in 1965 may by caused by
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Saturn is 1.433 billion km from the sun which is equivalent to approximately
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stars are _____ objects because they produce light within the EM spectrum
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spiral galaxies consist of a disk, a centric bulge, and a halo
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white dwarfs are small, hot, and dim
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Pluto is no longer a planet because
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the big bang occurred _____ years ago
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the earth revolves around its axis and rotates around the sun
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Each galaxy emits a unique set of light
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arrange the following stages in order:
1.supernova
2.neutron star
3. nuclear fusion
4. nebula
5. protostar
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A neutron star can form if its original size was more than 10 solar masses
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during our _____ (season) the northern hemisphere points towards the sun the most
43.
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the New Moon is not visible from earth