Black holes + Death of Stars
What do scientists categorize black holes by/what determines the death of a star?
Their mass.
It will burn your eyes (cause blindness/eye damage)
What are clouds made of?
Gas.
Which planet (besides Pluto) is the smallest planet?
Mercury.
What are the big white things called at the observatory?
Radio telescopes
What does a star use to keep gravity from making it implode?
Fusion.
From nebula dust (big clouds of gas).
What is the tallest cloud?
Cumulonimbus.
Which planet is the hottest planet?
Venus.
Why can't you bring your phone to the observatory?
Because it will cancel out any radio signals.
Which elements are we composed of (same as the main elements of a star).
Carbon, oxygen, iron.
Which planet is covered in 71% water?
Earth.
Which type of cloud is associated with long rain periods. (Choices: Cumulus, Nimbus, Stratas, or Cirrus).
Nimbus.
Which planet is the biggest?
Jupiter.
Why is your astrology sign probably incorrect?
Because the astrologers haven't mapped the recent sky. They have data from thousands of years ago.
Name two types of black holes.
Supermassive, stellar black, primordial, intermediate-mass
Which galaxy are we in?
The Milky Way.
Which ingredients make a cloud?
Which planet is farthest from the Sun?
Neptune.
Why is the Milky Way called the "Milky Way?"
Because in Ancient times, astronomers thought it was the "breast milk of the Gods."
What will there be at the end of the universe?
Black dwarves and black holes.
How many Earths can fit into the Sun?
1 million.
Which other planets (besides Earth) have clouds?
Venus and Jupiter.
Which planet's day is 10.7 hours long? (It's also the planet with rings).
Saturn.
What does C.H.I.M.E stand for?
Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment