Physics
Stars
Galaxies
Cosmology
Cosmology Cont.
100

The spectra type sequence

O, B, A, F, G, K, M

100

The spherical surface of a black hole

Event horizon
100

The most common star 

Low-mass, main sequence, K and M stars
100

The acronym for ordinary dark matter

MACHOS

100

 The term that describes when the early universe underwent a period of rapid expansion

Inflation
200

The spectra in which all colors are present

Continuous

200

The remnant of a planetary nebula

White dwarf

200

Young star cluster located in the disk with loosely packed stars

Open cluster

200

The most distant and most luminous object in the whole universe

Quasars

200

The rough age of the universe

14 billion years old

300

How bright an object appears to us on Earth

Apparent magnitude

300

"Failed stars"

Brown dwarfs

300

The Law that states "the faster a galaxy is moving away from us, the farther away it is

The Hubble Law

300

When two equal-sized galaxies merge it creates a(n)

Elliptical galaxy

300

The type of universe we live in

Flat, but accelerating universe

400

An object that absorbs all energy that hits it

Blackbody

400

Gravity and pressure are perfectly balanced (in main sequence stars)

Hydrostatic equilibrium 

400

The gas and dust between stars

The Interstellar Medium (ISM)

400

When a large galaxy "eats" a smaller galaxy

Galactic cannibalism

400

This provides an outward push to accelerate the expansion of the universe

Dark energy

500

The method of measuring distance to very nearby stars

Parallax
500

Spinning neutron stars

Pulsars

500

The group of first stars that only contained hydrogen and helium, with no metals

Population III stars

500

The lack of a preferred location in the universe 

The cosmological principle

500

The name in which if the universe gets pulled back together

"The Big Crunch"