What phase am I?
And the next phase is...
What kind of star am I?
And the color is...
Celestial Potpourri
100
What is a full moon?
100
What is waxing crescent?
100
I am a star of moderate brightness and I am currently in the longest part of my life cycle.
What is a main sequence star?
100
The color of a star that has medium temperature, luminosity and size.
What is yellow or orange?
100
This is the side of the moon we never see from Earth.
What is the dark side of the moon?
200
What is a new moon?
200
What is waning crescent?
200
I am the last phase in the life cycle of our sun. Although I am hot, I am not bright.
What is a white dwarf?
200
The color of a tiny star with a HIGH temperature and LOW luminosity.
What is white?
200
The moon completes one cycle (revolution) around the Earth in this amount of time.
What is one month (28 days)?
300
What is waning gibbous?
300
What is waning gibbous?
300
I am a dying star and I am much larger and brighter than nearly every other star in the universe.
What is a supergiant?
300
The color of a star that is EXTREMELY bright but has a VERY cool temperature.
What is red?
300
These are the 5 main colors a main sequence star can be. (no hyphenated colors, eg. blue-green)
What are blue, white, yellow, orange & red?
400
What is waxing crescent?
400
What is first quarter?
400
I am a very large star, but despite my brightness, I am not very hot.
What is a red giant?
400
The color of a star with that has a HIGH temperature and HIGH luminosity.
What is blue?
400
These are the red-colored stages near the end of a star's life cycle. (there are 2; please include the mass of the star they came from)
What are red giant (average mass) and supergiant (massive)?
500
What is last or third quarter?
500
What is third/last quarter?
500
Look as hard as you'd like; you cannot find me on the H-R diagram. This is partly because I am so cold that I give off no heat and partly because the universe is not old enough for me to exist.
What is a black dwarf?
500
The color of a star that has LOW luminosity and low temperature.
500
These are the 2 possible reasons why a star would have a high apparent magnitude. (include information on distance and magnitude for each reason)
What is (1) the star is close to Earth and has average or high absolute magnitude or (2) the star is far away but has high or very high absolute magnitude.