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plasma
Ans: electrically charged gas
dark ages
Ans: the time before any luminescence
star
Ans: a ball of hot gas, primarily hydrogen and helium, that undergoes
nuclear fusion
supernova
Ans: a gigantic explosion in which a massive star collapses
shell
Ans: the layers of a star, starting with the heaviest elements at the core and
ending with the lightest at the surface
nebula
Ans: a large cloud of dust and gas in space
black holes
Sunday, 02 March 2025
, Ans: regions of space that exhibit strong gravitational forces created by
massive stars collapsing
spaghettification
Ans: tidal forces acting upon matter causing the part closest to the
singularity to fall first and the rest following, resulting in elongation
core
Ans: densest & hottest part of a star where thermonuclear fusion takes place
and radiant energy in the form of gamma rays is released
radiation zone
Ans: where gamma rays shift (slow) down the EM spectrum because of the
zone's density difference
convection zone
Ans: where energy is carried by convection currents to the photosphere
photosphere
Ans: surface of star where light is radiated out . light and energy emitted
outwards and sunspots/solar flares are here
sunspots
Ans: temporary cooler regions of a star's surface
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5.0
ceps - stars Questions with Detailed Verified
Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already Graded
A+
plasma
Ans: electrically charged gas
dark ages
Ans: the time before any luminescence
star
Ans: a ball of hot gas, primarily hydrogen and helium, that undergoes
nuclear fusion
supernova
Ans: a gigantic explosion in which a massive star collapses
shell
Ans: the layers of a star, starting with the heaviest elements at the core and
ending with the lightest at the surface
nebula
Ans: a large cloud of dust and gas in space
black holes
Sunday, 02 March 2025
, Ans: regions of space that exhibit strong gravitational forces created by
massive stars collapsing
spaghettification
Ans: tidal forces acting upon matter causing the part closest to the
singularity to fall first and the rest following, resulting in elongation
core
Ans: densest & hottest part of a star where thermonuclear fusion takes place
and radiant energy in the form of gamma rays is released
radiation zone
Ans: where gamma rays shift (slow) down the EM spectrum because of the
zone's density difference
convection zone
Ans: where energy is carried by convection currents to the photosphere
photosphere
Ans: surface of star where light is radiated out . light and energy emitted
outwards and sunspots/solar flares are here
sunspots
Ans: temporary cooler regions of a star's surface
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