Star-Forming Nebulas
Protostars
Main Sequence
Red Giant
White Dwarfs
100

It's what a star forming nebula is.

... it's a nebula... which forms stars.

100

This is why protostars lie where they lie on the HR diagram.

because they don't fuse hydrogen into helium yet. i gave up on the proper format for jeopardy answers

100
It's the example we gave for a main-sequence star.

What is the Sun?

100

It's why red giants are called red giants.

The surface displays a red hue to the human eye and its color-comprehension abilities, and yet simultaneously, the glorious star maintains a quite enormous, rather voluptuous, perhaps even giant size.
100
It's why white dwarfs are called white dwarfs.

See, this isn't a simple question and therefore there is no simple answer. This really deserves a spot on the 500 questions, as not even the greatest philosophers of human history dare even ask this questions, let alone truly comprehend it.

200

Demonstrate/depict/verbalize correctly where star-forming nebulae lie on the H-R diagram.

it's not on there lol

200

Demonstrate/depict/verbalize correctly where protostars lie on the H-R diagram.

it's not on there

200

Demonstrate/depict/verbalize correctly where main sequence stars lie on the H-R diagram.

i'm too lazy to write it out we all know where it is

200

Demonstrate/depict/verbalize correctly where red giants lie on the H-R diagram.

it's middle height far right idk how to describe it js do it correctly
200

It's the example of white dwarf we gave.

What is Sirius B?

300
The example given in the physical fold-out/timeline/cardboard box/thing for a star-forming nebula.

What is the Orion Nebula?

300
It's the distance from the Earth the example for protostars we gave is in light years.
460 light years.
300
It's the distance the example we gave in the fold-out/cardboard thing is from the Earth in any reasonable unit.

What is 8 light minutes, or 93,000,000 miles, or whatever you say so long as it's accurate?

300

It's the example of a red giant we gave.

What is Arcturus?
300

Demonstrate/depict/verbalize correctly where white dwarfs lie on the H-R diagram.

bottom left

400
Characteristics which differentiate molecular clouds from other forms of nebula.
What is cold and dense enough for molecules to form?
400

It's the example we gave for protostars.

What is L1527?

400

It's the diameter of the main-sequence star closest to us.

865,000-ish miles or js give an accurate number idc i give up

400

It's a specific thing that the brightness of red giants be used to measure.

What are distances between galaxies?

400

It's a specific thing the luminosity of white dwarfs can be used to measure.

What is when star formation started?
500

It's the distance from the Earth the example we gave is from Earth, in lightyears.

What is 1,344 light years away?

500

It's how many years a typical protostar of typical size spends collapsing due to its own gravity.

How long is 500,000 years?

500

It's how main-sequence stars maintain a stable volume.

When its pressure balances out with its gravitational force, causing it to maintain a stable volume. Apparently.

500

List two examples of red supergiants.

What are Antares and Betelgeuse or whatever yall decide to come up with that's factually accurate to today's modern world-view?

500

It's what the example we gave orbits.

What is Sirius A?
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