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The positions of the constellations appear to change through out the year because ________________?
What is Earth's revolution around the Sun?
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A main sequence star becomes a _______after it uses up the hydrogen in its core.
What is giant?
100
The Sun produces energy by fusing hydrogen into ____________ in its core.
What is helium?
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The intense magnetic field associated with Sunspots may cause huge arching columns of gas called___________________.
What is prominences?
100
The distances to nearby stars can be measured by using __________________.
What is parallax?
200
Our Sun is all of the following Except _____________. A. part of a binary system B. a main sequence star C. a yellow star D. of average absolute magnitude
What is A. part of a binary system?
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An object so dense that nothing can escape its gravity field.
What is a black hole?
200
Its___________________makes Sirius the brightest star in the night sky.
What is apparent magnitude?
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Dark, cooler areas on the the Sun's surface.
What is Sunspots?
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The coolest stars in the sky are in the color ___________.
What is red?
300
A star's core collapses and its outer portion explodes producing a ______________.
What is supernova?
300
About 90 percent of all stars are ________ stars.
What is main sequence?
300
Gases near a sunspot that brighten up suddenly and erupt.
What are solar flares?
300
Earth's atmosphere radiates lights called the ___________ _________
What is aurora borealis?
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The __________is the closest star to the Earth.
What is Sun?
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A region of gas and dust where stars form.
What are nebula?
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The distance that light travels in one year.
What is a light-year?
400
The hottest stars in space are in the color _________.
What is blue?
400
A diagram that shows the relationship of a star's temperature to its absolute magnitude.
What is a H-R diagram?
400
The stage in a star's evolution when it contracts and its outer layers escape into space and leaves behind the hot, dense core.
What is white dwarf?
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This is so dense that a teaspoonful would weigh more than 600 million metric tons in Earth's gravity.
What is a neutron star?
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One way the Sun is unusual compared to other stars.
What is not close to any other stars?
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The largest layer of the sun's atmosphere.
What is corona?
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Often called the surface of the sun.
What is photosphere?
500
This is an average star. It is middle-aged and its absolute magnitude is about average.
What is the Sun?
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