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ASTR 114 Astronomy - Final Exam "Cheat Sheet" | Latest 2023-2024
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-1.5 magnitude Sirius appears 25x brighter 
than 2 magnitude Polaris. 
 “All neutron stars are pulsars, but not all 
pulsars are neutron stars” FALSE 
 “Spectroscopic Binary” is the term given to 
a pair of stars that we can determine are 
orbiting each other only by measuring their 
periodic Doppler shifts. 
 A 6.8 solar mass neutron star does NOT 
exist. 
 A loop of gas and charged particles 
following the magnetic field lines between 
sunspot’s poles is a Prominence/...
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University of New South Wales (UNSW): PHYS 1160 Introduction to Astronomy Final Test Bank
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1. What is the single most important reason that astronomers have learned more about our planetary system in 
the last 30 years than all of history before then. 
a. astronomers today are a lot smarter than astronomers were earlier 
b. the Hubble Space Telescope 
c. we have been able to send spacecraft to visit many planets and satellites 
d. radio telescope arrays allow astronomers to make out details on the planets that they have 
never been able to see before 
e. the planets (moving in their s...
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GACE Middle Grades Science Latest Update with Verified Answers
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GACE Middle Grades Science Latest 
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tidal hypothesis Theory that the solar system started with a near collision of sun and large 
star. Few astronomers believe this theory. 
 
condensation hypothesis solar system began with rotating clouds of dust and gas. 
Condensation happened in center to form sun, and smaller parts of clouds formed. More 
astronomers believe in this idea. 
 
Core Outer core- liquid; inner core- solid. Very dense in center. Believed that core is...
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ASTR 101 Practice – Uvic Questions with Complete Solutions
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Even though it is not realistic, why is the celestial sphere model useful? Correct Answer-Describes the locations of things "on" the sky. 
 
Declination is measured from the _________ to the __________ Correct Answer-celestial equator; celestial poles 
 
How do you measure right ascension? Correct Answer-Measured from "First point in Aries" around the celestial equator 
 
Latitude is to declination as longitude is to __________ Correct Answer-Right Ascension 
 
Why are the zodiacal constella...
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ASTR 101: Exam 1 Questions with Complete Solutions
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Constellations Correct Answer-Recognizable patterns of stars in the sky (big dipper, orions belt) 
Makes locating stars easier. 
The official borders were set in 1928 by the International Astronomical Union (IAU). 
 
How many constellations are there? Correct Answer-88 
 
Celestial sphere Correct Answer-our view of the night sky; an artificial sky map created by astronomers that applied a coordinate system to it, analogous to the coordinate system of north-south latitude and east-west longitude ...
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Astronomy 101 Test #1 (Chapters 1-4) Questions with Complete Solutions
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How long does it take the Earth to orbit the Sun? Correct Answer-one year 
 
What is the name given to the path of the Sun as seen from Earth? Correct Answer-Ecliptic 
 
The ecliptic is best described as a(n): Correct Answer-plane 
 
How many months apart are Winter Solstice and the Vernal Equinox? Correct Answer-3 months 
 
Over what place on Earth is the Sun directly overhead on the Autumnal equinox? Correct Answer-the equator 
 
When you are facing Polaris you are... Correct Answer-...facing ...
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ASTR 1303 FINAL EXAM 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
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Gravity is an ________ force between two objects with mass, acting along the line between them. - correct answer attractive 
 
How many stars are in the Milky Way galaxy? - correct answer 200 billion 
 
Newton's first law of motion says that an object at constant velocity will remain at constant velocity unless acted upon by a - correct answer force 
 
In his General Theory of Relativity, Einstein revised our understanding of - correct answer gravity 
 
Early astronomers believed the earth was ...
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SUN TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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As astronomers have learned more about the 
structure of the Sun, they found that it - Answer- is made entirely of hot gas. 
 
You are out on the beach, enjoying the warm 
sunshine with friends. 
As you glance (briefly we hope) up at the 
Sun, the part of the Sun that you can see 
directly is called its - Answer- photosphere. 
 
How do astronomers know the composition of 
the outer layers of the Sun? - Answer- We take an absorption line spectrum of 
the Sun. these absorption lines tell us what 
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PHSC 102 Exam Questions with Correct Answers
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PHSC 102 Exam Questions with Correct Answers 
 
How long does the sunspot cycle last, on average? 
Select one: 
a. 
about seven years 
b. 
about 76 years 
c. 
about 11 years 
d. 
between 25 and 35 days - Answer-11 years 
 
The vibrations of the Sun reveal information about 
Select one: 
a. 
the magnetic field of the Sun. 
b. 
the production of energy in the Sun. 
c. 
the structure of the atmosphere of the Sun. 
d. 
the interior structure of the Sun. - Answer-interior structure 
 
The most abund...
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ABCTE -The Solar System and the Universe question n answers graded A+
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ABCTE -The Solar System and the UniverseTools of the Astronomer - correct answer The basic tool that astronomers use to study celestial objects is the telescope. People tend to be most familiar with optical telescopes, but astronomers use telescopes that span the entire electromagnetic spectrum. 
 
Radio Waves - correct answer Radio waves are the longest waves of the electromagnetic spectrum. We use radio waves to broadcast radio, TV, and cellular phone signals. Radio waves are also used to pe...
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