The center of our Sun
What is a core?
The gravity is so intense not even light can escape.
What is a black hole?
Reaction that happens for a star to be born
What is nuclear fusion?
Group of stars named for Greek gods, animals and everyday objects
What is a constellation?
cool dark spots on the Sun
What is a Sunspot?
The layer that cycles energy in a circle within our Sun.
What is the Convection Zone?
Our Sun's location on the life cycle of a star.
What is main sequence star?
What is luminosity?
Group of constellations linked to months that people study for descriptions of themselves
What is the zodiacs?
explosive gases that shoot off the Sun
What is a solar flare?
The inner most layer of the Sun's atmosphere?
What is the Photosphere?
Gas and dust that pull together by gravity.
What is a nebula?
The diagram we use to compare a star's luminosity and absolute magnitude.
What is the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram? Will accept H-R diagram.
The most well known constellation.
What is the big dipper?
Solar flare that turns back toward the Sun and can last a few days to months.
What is a prominence?
The 2nd layer of the Sun's atmosphere, that we only see during a solar eclipse
What is the Chromosphere?
What is Protostar and fusion?
Determines a stars luminosity, temperature, diameter and how it will die
What is mass of a star?
The real number of zodiac constellations
What is 13?
The second layer of the inside of the sun between the core and the convective zone.
What is the radiative zone?
The outermost layer of the Sun's atmosphere we can only see with special instruments during a solar eclipse.
What is the Corona?
Large explosion that happens to large mass stars
What is a supernova?
What is the Doppler Effect?
Our current North stars name
What is Polaris?
When can we see the Chromosphere?