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H-R Diagram 114-115
Galaxies 100-103
Star Size, Composition and Color 111-113
Lives of Stars 117-121
Vocabulary
100
Surface temperature and absolute brightness or magnitude
What the H R diagram is based on and put together
100
Milky Way Galaxy
What is our galaxy name or home to billions of stars or a spiral galaxy
100
Red
What is the color of the coolest star
100
Nebula
What is the birthplace of stars
100
How bright a star actually is and how bright a star appears from earth.
What is absolute and apparent magnitude
200
The hottest but dimmest type of stars
What are white dwarfs
200
spiral, irregular, elliptical
What are the types of galaxies
200
Blue
What is the color of the hottest star
200
Supernova
What is when a supergiant or supermassive star explodes
200
The DISTANCE light travels in a year
What is a light year or 300,000,000 meters per second or 9-10 trillion km
300
The brightest type of star category (not color)
What are supergiants
300
100 billion stars
What are the number of stars in any galaxy
300
Supergiant
What is the largest type of star
300
Giant Star
What is when a low mass star begins to die or lose fuel
300
A collection of billions of stars, gas, and dust
What is a galaxy
400
6000 Celsius and medium brightness star name
What is the sun
400
Many older stars and supermassive blackholes
What is the center of any galaxy
400
Main sequence category
What is the most common star in the galaxy or our sun's type
400
White Dwarf
What is when a low or medium mass star loses its outer gases and only its core is left
400
main sequence, giant, supergiant, dwarf
What are types or categories of stars
500
Category of star where the hotter the brighter and the dimmer the cooler
What is main sequence
500
About 2/3 of the way from the galactic center in the milky way galaxy
What is the location of the sun or solar system
500
Comparing the known spectra of burning elements on earth with the spectrum of a star through a spectroscope
What is figuring out the composition of stars or what is in stars.
500
galaxies that are closer together are moving slower and the galaxies that are farther apart are moving faster apart. See Big Bang lab.
What is Hubble's Law
500
white dwarf, neutron star, black hole
What are the last stages of stars when they run out of fuel