This is the unit used to measure distance in the metric system.
What are meters?

The lowest energy wavelength on the spectrum.
What are radio waves?
Sound waves from objects moving away from us are "stretched".
What is the Doppler Effect?
R⊙ the distance from the edge of the star to the center.
What is the solar radius?
A space cloud of gas and dust.
What is a nebula?
All existing matter and space, considered as a whole. Everything and anything.
What is the universe?
The waves that cause sunburn.
What are ultraviolet waves?
Light from distant galaxies can be observed as "stretched", providing evidence for the universe expanding.
What is Red Shift?
_______% of stars are between 0.05 M⊙ to 25 M⊙
What is 99%?
What are Hydrogen and Helium?
27,000 m is the same as ______ Km
The number of waves per second.
What is frequency?
The scientific law that says the further the galaxy, the faster it is moving away.
What is Hubble's Law?
Our Sun is _____ Kelvin.
What is 5,500?
The force causing stars to collapse, usually progressing their life cycle.
What is gravity?
7.0 x 10-3 can also be written as _______.
What is 0.007?
The measure from the top of one wave to the top of the next.
What is wavelength?
The leftover "sounds" of the Big Bang that tell us the universe is roughly 14 billion years old.
What is Cosmic Microwave Radiation?
The color, determined by temperature, of a star.
What is spectral class?
The equation used to determine the amount of energy given off by a star.
What is E=mc2?
OR What is 0.03 x 10-27 kg per Helium atom?
A synonym for "Power of 10," which can be used interchangeably.
What is "Orders of Magnitude"?
These are the highest energy, highest frequency waves.
What are Gamma Rays?
The most likely theory for how the universe will end.
What is open?
Or what is The Big Freeze or The Big Rip?
What is the force of dark energy winning out over gravity?
How bright a star is if it were 10 parsecs from Earth.
What is absolute magnitude?
The result of all Hydrogen being used up, fusion no longer working, and the star being between 3-6 solar masses.
What is a neutron star?