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estimated that this event created our universe about 14 billion years ago

What is the big bang

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the astronomer who first used the term "big bang"

who is Fred Hoyle

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a young developing star inside a dense gas cloud

what is a protostar

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what large stars become before they die

what is a super red giant

100

tiny subatomic particles smaller than protons/neutrons are known as this

what are elementary particles

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about 100 million years after the big bang, these were formed

what are stars

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the universe is currently measured to be this many years old

what is 13.82 billion

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when a star's fuel begins to run out, it becomes this

What is a red giant

200

when massive stars explode, they become this

what is a supernova

200

small nuclei fusing together is known as this

what is nuclear fusion

300

large groupings of stars

what are galaxies

300

a star's brightness

what is magnitude

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the scientists who classified stars based on absorption lines

who is Annie Jump Cannon

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a neutron star from a collapsed core with a strong magnetic field

what is a pulsar

300

examples of these include lightning and light bulbs

what is plasma

400

the galaxy that Earth is located in

what is the milky way

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the brightest star in our night sky

What is sirius

400

the factor that controls a stars temperature

what is mass

400

a neutron star with an even stronger magnetic field

what is a magnetar

400

fusion reactions in the sun produce particles that create this

what is solar wind

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the study of the universe

what is cosmology

500

The color the hottest star appears

What is blue

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when a protostar becomes hot enough it begins what process where hydrogen fuses with helium

what is nuclear fusion

500

astronomers witnessed a magnetar explosion in this year

what is 2004

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a thermal runaway triple alpha reaction is known as this

what is a helium flash