Stars
Nuclear Fusion
Stars bigger than the Sun
Steller Distances
100

What is a Star? 

A big ball of glowing Matter  

100

True or False: Nuclear Fusion occurs at 14 Million C  

False: Nuclear Fusion occurs at 15 Million C

100

The bigger the star is, the faster it will burn through what?

Hydrogen 

100

What are Stellar Distances?

Distances in between stars in the universe.

200

True or False: Star beginnings start in a Nebula?

True 

200

The force by the fusion of hydrogen and helium goes in which direction?

Outward, agianst the force of gravity

200

using carbon for fusion also makes what 2 other elements?


Oxygen and Iron 

200

the Parallax method works best for how many light years?

100ly

300

what is a Protostar?

WHAT WE CALL THE BALL OF MATTER THAT IS MADE WHEN A NEBULA COLLAPSES IN ON ITSELF.

300

Once a star is out of hydrogen, it will use what 2 elements for Fusion

Helium and Carbon!

300

Iron is bad for stars why?

Iron Stops fusion because it takes more energy than it prodouces 

300

What uses the principle that if you know the length of one side and the angles of two corners, you can calculate

Triangulation

400

Neutron Stars can weigh as much as?

Mount Everest

400

True or False: the shorter the fusion, the shorter the life cycle. 

True 

400

if a neutron star is _______ times bigger than the sun, it will make a blackhole 

30 times bigger

400

True or False: Parallax is the apparent change in position of an object against a fixed background when viewed from three different lines of sight

False, Parallax is viewed from 2 diffrent lines of sight 

500
Since blackholes are not visible, how do scientists study black holes?

they study black holes, by studying the area around a blackhole.

500

What Phase is a star in when fusion stars 

Protostar

500

When stars explode what do they make in the process?

a Nebula!

500

the HIPPARCOS was able to accurately measure stars up to how far away?

1000lys