Red Dwarf Stars
Blue Main Sequence Star
Death of a Star
Homeostasis Mechanisms
Oscillations
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True or False-Red Dwarf stars are 1/2 to 1/10 the mass of the sun

True

100

True or False-Blue stars are more luminous than the sun

True they burn at 10,000 times more luminously than the sun

100

True or False-Blue stars simply fade away after the full extent of their lives

False these huge stars go out in a bang called a supernova

100

True or False-Blood leaves the skin when its hot

False, blood goes to the skin when it gets hot 

100

True or False-Too much insulin is bad for you

This is true too much insulin can disrupt homeostasis


200

Are Red Dwarfs cooler or hotter than other stars?

Red Dwarfs are cooler 

200

Are Blue Stars are 20 times the mass of the sun?

Yes they are much heavier than our own sun

200

True or False-After reaching a mass that 5 times of our sun the core will become a black hole?

True the core collapses in on itself creating a black hole from which not even light can escape

200

What causes the body to shiver?

Your body starts to shiver when it gets cold

200

What cause diabetes?

The bodies inability to raise the level of blood sugar

300

True or false- Red Dwarfs are the least common type of star

False(Red Dwarfs are the most common)

300

Do Blue stars live longer or shorter than smaller stars?

The more mass a star has the less time it has to live so Blue stars live less than other smaller stars

300

What happens when the core of a planet collapses does it become a white dwarf or a neutron star?

After it collapses the core of the star forms a neutron star which is one of the densest stars

300

When your body temperature drops how does your body react does it get goosebumps or sweat?

When you get cold your skin gets goosebumps

300

Deficiency happens when there is a lack of what vitamins or glucose

The cells need vitamins and minerals so when they are blocked off this causes deficiency.

400

How hot are Red Dwarf stars?

7000 degrees

400

How hot do Blue stars burn?

45,000 degrees fahrenheit 

400

How many supernovas are there per century?

There are only 2 supernovae every 100 years

400

What does the body produce when you get hot?

Your body reacts to the heat by sweating

400

What can affect the homeostasis in your body?

Both your lifestyle and environment can have some sort of effect on the homeostatic process.

500

How many Red Dwarfs have died in our universe?

0 in the history of our universe there hasn't been a single Red Dwarf death

500

How long do blue stars roughly live?

They can live anywhere from 80 to 100 billion years old 

500

How long does our sun have to live?

About 5 billion years

500

What causes your skin to get red when your body temperature is high?

Vasodilation is the process of red blood cells expanding resulting in your skin turning red

500

What happens to cells when they get poisoned?

When blood cells have high levels of a toxin in them toxicity happens

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