Shine Bright
This is the only evidence we can gather from stars.
What is light?
Scientists can analyze light (color) from stars to determine this and its temperature.
What is composition?
All stars start off in this stage.
What is nebula?
This characteristic of a star determines the types of elements it can produce.
What is mass?
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What is In-N-Out?
This process occurs within the core of stars to produce light.
What is nuclear fusion?
Any star brighter than our Sun has a luminosity greater than this value.
What is one?
Small stars enter this stage after it runs out of hydrogen.
What is red giant?
This is the final stage of medium stars.
What is white dwarf?
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What is Oregon?
Light of short wavelength and high frequency has this much energy.
What is high?
The H-R diagram compares this to a star's temperature.
What is luminosity?
Large stars end can end up as a neutron star or ______________
What is a black hole?
This size star explodes after the red supergiant stage.
What is large?
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What is October 6th?
Red wavelengths have this much frequency and energy.
What is low?
True/False: Stars stay in the same place on the H-R diagram for their whole life cycle.
What is FALSE?
Large stars can produce matter up to this specific element.
What is iron?
This event produces elements from cobalt to plutonium.
What is a supernova?
Pineapple belongs on this type of food.
What is pizza?
When do you use invisible light in your everyday life?
x-rays - doctor's office
Microwave - cook food
Radio waves - car radio
Gamma Rays - CT scans / radiation treatment
Most stars on the H-R diagram are found within this stage.
What is main sequence?
A star is in this state when the force of nuclear fusion equals the force of gravity.
What is equilibrium?
This event created all the hydrogen in the universe.
What is the Big Bang?
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What is Grey's Anatomy?