This person predicted the existence of gravitational waves.
Who is Albert Einstein?
This is what the "r" stands for in Kepler's Third Law equation.
What is the semi-major axis?
This is the name of the graph that plots the surface temperature and luminosity of stars.
What is an HR Diagram?
This thin and wispy structure is the outermost part of the Sun’s atmosphere.
What is the corona?
This method uses the periodic changes of brightness of a star over time to determine if it has any exoplanets.
What is the transit method?
This person's contributions to astronomy cannot be understated..but some of them sure were ... otherwordly.
Who is William Herschel?
This law states that the total energy emitted from a black body is proportional to the temperature.
What is the Stefan Boltzmann law?
This celestial body appears at the end of a low mass star’s lifetime.
What is a white dwarf?
This is the name of the color where the sun's light peaks in wavelength.
What is green?
These are the two most common ways to discover exoplanets.
What is radial velocity and transit method?
This person discovered that Andromeda is another galaxy.
Who is Edwin Hubble?
This fundamental force doesn’t have a positive or repulsing component.
What is gravity?
This explosion occurs when the mass gained by a white dwarf exceeds the Chandrasekhar Limit.
What is a type 1a Supernova?
This theory's first observational confirmations were made by The Sun's deflection of starlight.
What is General Relativity?
A kind of exoplanet high in mass but very close to its star.
What is a Hot Jupiter?
The name of the person who discovered that matter rotated too quickly around the edges of the galaxies, thereby giving way to the discovery of dark matter.
Who is Vera Rubin?
This law states that an orbit can be generalized into an ellipse.
What is Keplers First Law?
This celestial body isn’t expected to appear in the universe for another 10 trillion years.
What is a black dwarf?
The Carrington Event in 1859 was caused by “this” astronomical event.
What is a coronal mass ejection (CME)?
Exoplanet’s earth-sized or smaller, composed of rock and/or metal, could have oceans, atmospheres or other habitable properties.
What are terrestrial exoplanets?
This person treated photons as having quantized amounts of energy.
Who is Planck.
This law describes the relationship between the temperature of a black body and the wavelength at which it emits the most radiation.
What is Wien’s law?
These stars will rip the iron from your blood at a thousand light years.
What is a magnetar?
This is the stellar class and type of star the sun is.
What is a G-type main sequence star?
This study can analyze the atmosphere of an exoplanet for biosignatures
What is spectroscopy?