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Star Types
Galaxies
The Universe
100

I am part of a bigger constellation and I point to the North star.

What is Ursa Major?

100

The last beacon of a dying star, I send out my signal to the dark.

What is a pulsar?

100

Don't try to pick a shape on me.  I cannot be defined.

What is an irregular galaxy?

100

I am the most plentiful element in the Universe

What is hydrogen?
200

The three stars of my belt are the most iconic in the night sky.

Who is Orion?

200

Not quite big enough to be a black hole, I am small and dark.  No more heat here.

What is a neutron star?

200

I am oval shaped, like a lovely eye.

What is an elliptical galaxy?

200

This element is generated in a star's core.

What is helium?

300

I fly through the late summer sky, my wings spread wide.

What is The Swan (or Cygnus)?

300

Not big enough to be a neutron star, what's left of my previously hot core is cold and dense.

What is a white dwarf?


300

The biggest thing in the universe, I contain clusters upon clusters.

What is a supercluster?

300

This number, too big to fathom, is older than Mrs. Barron. The age of the Universe.

What is 13 billion years?

400
I'm the loyal companion, following the brave hunter as he chases the bull.

What is Canus Major?

400

Stay away from me.  Nothing escapes once it comes near.

What is a black hole?

400

This is the number of known galaxies.

What is more that 100 billion?

400

This guy, with a silent first letter in his name, wrote a list of the constellations in the 2nd century.

Who is Ptolemy?

500

I thought too much of myself and eventually got turned to stone.

Who is Cassiopeia?

500

Hot and bright, I am an enormous young star.

What is a blue dwarf?

500

From Earth, I look like a splash across the night sky.

What is the Milky Way?

500

This guy, ironically died from a hand infection, and all because he was trying to get people to wash their hands.

Who is Semmelweis?

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