How Stars Form
The first step in the formation of a star; is a cloud of dust/gas.
What is Nebula?
The Stars follow a certain pattern.
What is a Diagonal Patten?
Stars are mainly made of ____.
What is Hydrogen and Helium?
____ Comet is seen every 76 years.
What is Hailey’s?
Light travels _____ km/s.
What is 300,000?
Fusion occurs so a ___ forms.
What is a Star?
The coolest and least luminescent stars are located at the _____.
What is Bottom Right?
How Bright a star looks when viewed from earth.
What is Apparent Magnitude?
A cloud of dust and ice outside of Neptune’s orbit that we think is where the majority of comets come from.
What is a Oort Cloud?
The second closest star to us.
What is Proxima Centauri?
Temperature of the protostar raises and ____ occurs.
What is Fusion?
H-R stands for ____.
What is Hertzsprung-Russell?
The color of the stars tells us.
What is Temperature?
Small bodies make of rock and metal.
What is Meteoroid?
How much energy is released per second.
What is luminosity?
A Flattened disc of shrinking and spinning gas that has a large concentration of matter.
What is Protostar?
The hottest and most luminescent stars are located at the ____.
What is Top Left?
The actual brightness of a star.
What is Absolute Magnitude?
Celestial bodies that are small and composed of ice, rock, and dust; they have elliptical orbits around the sun.
What is a Comet?
The biggest telescope.
What is the James Webb?
A Nebula is mostly composed of _____.
What is Hydrogen?
The location on the H-R diagram where most stars lie.
What is the Main Sequence?
A massive celestial body that is made of gas and emits light and electromagnetic energy.
What is a Star?
Pieces of rock that revolve around the sun in an ellispe.
What is an Asteroid?
A tool used to concentrate electromagnetic radiation that it gathers from the sky so that we can see it better.
What is a Telescope?