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What type of electromagnetic wave comes from the lowest temperature sources?
Radio
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A Pulsar is
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White Dwarf
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a form of light.
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Hydrogen
Question 10:
Which stars in in table 10.1 in the textbook (Fundamentals of College Astronomy, 3rd Edition by
LoPresto) are among the hottest?
Question 11:
Which type of spectrum is produced by nebulae consisting of atoms that release photons when
electrons jump from high-energy states to lower-energy states?
Emission
Question 12:
two stars whose combined light output towards Earth varies regularly as one star moves
in front of the other periodically.
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Question 14:
What is true regarding the actual brightness of most of the stars in table 10.2 in the textbook
(Fundamentals of College Astronomy 3rd Edition, by LoPresto)?
Question 15:
How do we know what processes are occurring at the center of the Sun?
We construct an explanation by applying physical laws and theories and we check these
theories by performing experiments in the laboratory as well as analyzing data from Solar
observations.
Question 16:
Which type of electromagnetic wave travels through the vacuum of space the fastest?
Red Dwarf
Question 18:
Two stars in our sky have the same apparent magnitude. We know that
they may be at different distances, in which case the farther one must have the greater
luminosity.
Question 19:
A _____________ is a massive object that forms inside a gravitationally collapsing nebula. The
object will eventually become a star.
Protostar
Question 20:
Of the following types of electromagnetic waves, which has the longest wavelength?
Radio
Question 21:
A brown dwarf is
an object intermediate between a planet and a star, with not enough mass to begin nuclear
reactions in its core.
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Blue Giant
Question 23:
Which stars in table 10.1 in the textbook (Fundamentals of College Astronomy, 3rd Edition by
LoPresto) are among the coolest?
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Question 25:
About how many Earths could fit across the diameter of the Sun?
Type: Multiple Choice
Points Awarded: 1/1
Your Answer(s):
100
Question 26:
Which of the following lists the three named stars in order of increasing mass (lowest mass
first)? Use the data in tables 10.1 and 10.2 in the textbook (Fundamentals of College Astronomy
3rd Edition, by LoPresto) to answer this question.
Question 27:
Of the following types of electromagnetic waves, which has the shortest wavelength?
X-Rays
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Photon
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Sunspots appear darker than the surrounding regions of the Sun because
Question 31:
Now refer to table 10.2 in the textbook (Fundamentals of College Astronomy, 3rd Edition by
LoPresto). What is true regarding the apparent brightness of most of the stars in table 10.2?
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Question 33:
Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic types of binary star systems?
Type: Multiple Choice
Points Awarded: 1/1
Your Answer(s):
Planetary
Question 34:
Find the stars Wolf 359 and Procyon B in table 10.2 in the textbook (Fundamentals of College
Astronomy 3rd Edition, by LoPresto). Which is likely smaller?
Question 35:
Which of the following lists five stellar corpses (objects that are the final stage of a stars life).
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Which of the following lists the layers of the Sun in order from innermost to outermost.
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The state in which a star’s gravitational collapse is balanced between gravity pushing inward and
gas pressure pushing outward is called
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Reflector Telescope
Question 39:
Where are the most massive stars to be found in the main sequence of a Hertzsprung-Russell
diagram?
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Which of the following types of electromagnetic waves penetrate our atmosphere the best?
Radio
Question 44:
Which of the following lists the four most common colors of stars in order from the hottest to the
coolest?
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Reflecting Telescope
Question 46:
Proxima Centauri has a parallax angle of 0.772 seconds of arc. What should be true about the
parallax angles of all other stars in table 10.2 in the textbook (Fundamentals of College
Astronomy, 3rd Edition, by LoPresto)?
The relationship between mass and luminosity for main sequence stars is such that
Question 49:
Main Sequence.
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