Vocab 1
Vocab 2
H-R
Gravity
Solar System
100

What Is Absolute magnitude?

Its a Measure of a Celestial object's intense brightness.

100

Whats the definition of Gravity 

A force that pulls to objects towards each other.

100

Which axis is Luminosity can be seen on?

Luminosity is on the vertical axis of the H-R Outline.

100

How does the suns gravity effect the planets?

The Sun's gravity keeps the planets in orbit.

100

What are the 4 inner Planets?

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars

200

What is Apparent magnitude?

Its a numerical measurement of how bright a Celestial object appears. 

200

Whats the definition of Luminosity?

Luminosity is an absolute measure of radiant power.

200

Which axis is the Temperature on?

Temperature lays on the horizontal axis.

200

Who first described Gravity mathematically?

Sir Isaac Newton

200

What are the 4 outer planets?

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

300

What is a Supergiant?

A massive luminous star that is in the final stages of its life.

300

What is a White dwarf?

The core of a star that has died after using up its nuclear fuel.

300

Are blue stars hotter than red stars?

Yes blue stars are hotter and brighter than red stars.

300

Does each plant have its own gravitational field?

Yes each planet has their own gravitational field.

300

What makes the inner planets different from the outer planets?

The inner planets are small and rocky, while the outer planets are large and gaseous.

400

What is A Giant Star?

A star that is much larger and luminous than a main sequence star.

400

What is Hydrogen Fusion?

Its the nuclear fusion reaction that transforms hydrogen nuclei, into helium-4 nuclei.

400

Where do White Dwarfs lay on the H-R diagram?

They lie on the lower left side of the the diagram.

400

Do moons orbit other planets?

Yes because moons orbit other planets because of their gravitational.

400

Where is the Asteroid located in the solar system?

Between Mars and Jupiter

500

 What is the definition of Spectral class?

The analysis of electromagnetic radiation (light) across different wave lengths.

500

What is helium fusion?

This is a reaction that occurs when two or more helium nuclei collide and fuse together to form heavier elements.

500

What is the H-R diagram?

Its a graph that separates the effects of temperature and the surface area on stellar luminosity.

500

How does the mass Object affect the gravitational field.

More mass means stronger gravitational pull.

500

Where is the Kuiper Belt located in the solar system?

Beyond Neptune's orbit.

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