Galaxies
Stars
Planets
Universe
Mixed Review
100

It has an arm rotating around its center. 

Is this a spiral galaxy?

100

The property of stars that scientists use to determine the temperature of a star. W

What is color?

100

The only planet that has water in all three phases

What is Earth?

100

An explanation that states all matter and energy exploded from one point and has been expanding apart ever since.

What is the Big Bang Theory?

100

Ellipses are like flattened circles, that don't have a center, but rather have TWO of these

What are foci?

200

These galaxies are classified into 4 major types.

What are spiral, lenticular, irregular, and elliptical galaxies?

200

The most common elements in which stars are composed of.

What is Hydrogen and Helium?

200

The planet with no moons, a thick atmosphere of Carbon Dioxide and Sulfuric Acid, and day that is longer than its year, and it also rotates in the direction opposite of earth.

What is Venus?

200

Another evidence that Edwin Hubble used to show that all galaxies were moving away from us and away from each other.

What is red shift?

200

Shows that a star or galaxy is moving towards the earth or the earth is moving towards a star or galaxy.

What is Blue Shift?

300

The Sombrero galaxy is a ________________

What is a lenticular galaxy?

300

Huge, arching columns of gas between the magnetic field of sunspots on the Sun.

What is a solar prominance?

300

This is what all the planets have in common?

What is "revolve around the sun?"

300

As absolute magnitude increases in a star, so does its surface temperature.

What is the relationship shown on the H-R Diagram?

300

Kepler's 1st Law states that planets move about the sun in this type of orbit

What is an ellipse?

400

The bulge of a spiral galaxies contain ____ stars.

What are old stars?

400

The layer of the Sun next to the corona.

What is the chromosphere?

400

These are the terrestrial planets. `

What are Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars?

400

One of the evidences for the Big Bang Theory that was discovered by accident by Bell Laboratories while testing an antennae.

What is cosmic background radiation?

400

For a perfect circle, e=?

What is 0?

500

Nearly _____ percent of the galaxies closest to the Milky Way are spirals.

What is 70%?

500

The joining of two nuclei of hydrogen atoms to form helium with extreme amounts of energy being released.

What is nuclear fusion?

500

This planet is half the size of Earth, has a thin atmosphere, has polar ice caps made of frozen carbon dioxide, and possible exploration in the far future. 

What is Mars?

500

The theory that places the sun at the center of the universe.

What is the Heliocentric theory?

500

the point in an orbit where a planet is farthest away from the sun

What is aphelion?