A low mass star goes through several stages of life from birth to death. What is the first stage of a star?
What is a protostar?
What two quantities did Edwin Hubble plot against each other to discover the expansion of the Universe?
What are speed and distance?
What is the Cosmic Microwave Background?
What is the aftermath of the big bang that left almost uniform radiation that filled the entire universe?
protons and electrons fuse to become what star...?
what is a neutron star?
Why is the cosmic background radiation visible in all directions?
what is the radiation and temperature is uniform across the universe and therefore the radiation is visible in all directions
An object more massive than the Sun, but roughly the size of a city, is a...
What is a neutron star?
The expression 1/H0 (where H0 is Hubble's parameter) is known as the
What is Hubble Time?
What is Big Bang Nucleosynthesis?
What is the nuclear reaction that happened after 3 minutes after the Big Bang which had created 75% H, 25% He, trace D and Li?
What is the maximum mass of a white dwarf star?
what is 1.4 solar masses?
What are black dwarfs?
what is a theoretical form of when white dwarf stars eventually do not show significant heat or light?
What expression is used to describe the destruction of an object by tidal forces near the event horizon of a black hole?
What is Dark energy?
What is the cause of the universe increasingly expanding?
What is the current temperature on space?
Hint: in Kelvin
What is 2.7 Kelvin
What prevents gravity from shrinking the size of a white dwarf star?
what is electron quantum degeneracy pressure?
If star A is 4 times as far away as star B, according to Hubble's law, how much faster is star A than star B?
What is 4 times faster?
How long do physicists think it takes for a white dwarf to lose all of its internal heat?
When quoting the value of the Hubble parameter H0, astronomers often use the curious unit of km/sec/Mpc. When expressed in simplified form, what is this unit equivalent to?
what is 1/time
What is the duration of the Big Bang nucleosynthesis?
What is about 3 minutes?
How abundant are black dwarfs in the universe today?
What is none because not enough time has passed for it to form?
What is the cosmological redshift?
What is light from distant galaxies being stretched to longer wavelengths as it travels across the expanding universe?
The cosmological “horizon” is a limit to observations of the universe caused by “looking out” to …?
what is the beginning of time?
Dark matter has an acronym. What is it?
W.I.M.P. which stands for Weakly Interacting Massive Particle
What year did the universe cool down and become the cosmic microwave background that we observe today
What is 400,000 years
You are in a place that is extremely hot and dense. Around you, nuclear fusion is producing iron "ash". You are in the ...
What is the core of a high-mass star nearing the end of its life?
Following this image, which 2 depict a "Big Freeze"
What are A and B?