Objects in Space
Layers of the Sun
All About Stars
Size Comparison
HR Diagram
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The largest thing in existence, everything!

Universe

100

The visible layer. 

Photosphere

100

This color is the coolest.

Red

100

Larger than a comet, but smaller than a dwarf planet

Asteriod 

100

Brightness increases the closer to the ____

Top
200

Ice, rock, and dust that orbit the sun. A dirty snowball

Comet

200

Location of nuclear fusion.

Core

200

How bright a star actually is.

Absolute Magnitude 

200

Larger than a planet, but smaller than s solar system.

Star

200

Temperature increases the closer to the ____.

Left 

300

Stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.

Galaxy

300

Arc of plasma 

Solar Prominence 

300

Tells us the temperature of the star.

Color

300

Smaller than a comet, larger than a meteor 

Metroid 

300

The sun falls into this color and category 

Yellow, Main Sequence 

400

Large enough to be a sphere, but does not have a clear path around the sun.

Dwarf Planet 

400

Cooler, dark areas on the sun's surface. 

Sun Spots

400

Turns into this after it runs out of fuel and sheds its outer layers.

White Dwarf

400

Smaller than a star, larger than dwarf planet 

Planet 

400

Large, bright stars that range from red to yellow in color

Giants

500

It is this when it enters the Earth's atmosphere, but this when it hits Earth. 

Meteor, Meteorite 

500

Layer of the sun where warmer, less dense matter rises, cools off and then sinks

Convection Zone

500

How bright a star looks from Earth.

Apparent Magnitude 

500

Can be as small as a grain of rice when it hits Earth

Meteroite 

500

The colors of a star from hottest to coolest 

Blue, White, Yellow, Orange, Red

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