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Question:
The nature of stars is that they

Answer:
have a life cycle of change through time


Question:
Which of the following variables would not be among an
astronomer's data?

Answer:
sound


Question:
Why do astronomers currently prefer orbiting telescopes over
Earth-based telescopes?

Answer:
many of the regions of electromagnetic radiation are absorbed in our atmosphere


Question:
The sun and other stars generate energy through _____
reactions

Answer:
nuclear fusion


Question:
The solar wind:

Answer:
affects the magnetic fields of planets


Question:
Earth's northern lights are caused by:

, Answer:
Earth's magnetic field


Question:
Most of the Sun's energy output falls in the ______ wavelength
range

Answer:
visible light


Question:
The end products of fusion in the sun's core will be

Answer:
helium isotopes, protons, and gamma rays


Question:
Red giants can be described as:

Answer:
large stars that have cool surfaces


Question:
This scientist showed that the absolute magnitude of Cepheid
variable stars is related to the time it takes for them to go
through the dimming-brightening-dimming sequence

Answer:
Henrietta Leavitt


Question:
All stars in the hydrogen-burning phase are producing energy
by first fusing _____ together

Answer:
protons


Question:
Which of the following affects the life of a star?

, Answer:
gravitational force, mass, temperature, fusion processes


Question:
What would a pulsar look like?

Answer:
intermittent radio waves


Question:
Differences in how a star appears in the sky are a function of:

Answer:
the size of the star, how far away the star is from earth, the total energy emitted by the
star, the star's apparent brightness


Question:
What is the "ultimate nuclear ash"?

Answer:
iron


Question:
Edwin Hubble was the first person to:

Answer:
show that there are billions of galaxies


Question:
The most common type of galaxy is ____, like our Milky Way
galaxy

Answer:
spiral


Question:
Which of the following best describes a quasar?

Answer:

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