g g g g g
gGuide to the Universe 8th Edition Chaisson
g g g g g g
gChapters 1 - 18, Complete
g g g g
,Table of Contents
g g
0. gCharting gthe gHeavens: gThe gFoundations gof gAstronomy
1. gThe gCopernican gRevolution: gThe gBirth gof gModern gScience
2. gLight gand gMatter: gThe gInner gWorkings gof gthe gCosmos
3. gTelescopes: gThe gTools gof gAstronomy
4. gThe gSolar gSystem: gInterplanetary gMatter gand gthe gBirth gof gthe gPlanets
5. gEarth gand gIts gMoon: gOur gCosmic gBackyard
6. gThe gTerrestrial gPlanets: gA gStudy gin gContrasts
7. gThe gJovian gPlanets: gGiants gof gthe gSolar gSystem
8. gMoons, gRings, gand gPlutoids: gSmall gWorlds gAmong gGiants
9. gThe gSun: gOur gParent gStar
10. gMeasuring gthe gStars: gGiants, gDwarfs, gand gthe gMain gSequence
11. gThe gInterstellar gMedium: gStar gFormation gin gthe gMilky gWay
12. gStellar gEvolution: gThe gLives gand gDeaths gof gStars
13. gNeutron gStars gand gBlack gHoles: gStrange gStates gof gMatter
14. gThe gMilky gWay gGalaxy: gA gSpiral gin gSpace
15. gNormal gand gActive gGalaxies: gBuilding gBlocks gof gthe gUniverse
16. gHubble’s gLaw gand gDark gMatter: gThe gLarge-Scale gStructure gof gthe gCosmos
17. gCosmology: gThe gBig gBang gand gthe gFate gof gthe gUniverse
18. gLife gin gthe gUniverse: gAre gWe gAlone?
,Chapter g0 g g Charting gthe gHeavens: gThe gFoundations gof gAstronomy
1) Right gascension gin gthe gsky gis gvery gsimilar gto glatitude gon gthe
gEarth. gANSWER: g FALSE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.1
2) Latitude gand gright gascension gare gcoordinate gsystems gused gto gfind gobjects gon gthe
gcelestial gsphere.
ANSWER:
g FALSE gDiff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.1
3) The gcelestial gsphere gis gdivided ginto g88 gmodern
gconstellations. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.1
4) In gthe gsky, gdeclination gis gmeasured gin gdegrees gnorth gor gsouth gof gthe gcelestial
gequator. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.1
5) The gsouth gcelestial gpole gis glocated gat ga gdeclination gof g-90
gdegrees. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.1
6) In ggeneral, gthe gbrightest gstar gin ga ggiven gconstellation gis gdesignated gas
galpha. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.1
7) Constellations gare gclose gclusters gof gstars, gall gat gabout gthe gsame gdistance gfrom
gthe gSun. gANSWER: g FALSE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.1
, 8) Over g20,000 gstars gare gvisible gto gthe gnaked geye gon gthe gdarkest, gclearest
gnights. gANSWER: g FALSE
Diff: g2
Section gRef.: g 0.1
9) A gstar gwith ga gright gascension gof g2.6 ghrs gwill grise g2.6 ghours gafter gthe gvernal
gequinox. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g3
Section gRef.: g More gPrec. g0.1
10) A gtropical gyear gis gthe gsame gas ga gsidereal
gyear. gANSWER: g FALSE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.2
11) The gsidereal gday gis gdetermined gby gthe gEarth's grotation gwith grespect gto
gthe gstars. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.2
12) The gvernal gequinox gmarks gthe gbeginning gof gspring gin gthe gnorthern
ghemisphere. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.2
13) There gare g3,600 garc gseconds gin ga
gdegree. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g2
Section gRef.: g More gPrec. g0.1
14) An ghour gof gright gascension gcorresponds gto g60 gdegrees gin
gthe gsky. gANSWER: g FALSE
Diff: g2
Section gRef.: g 0.2
15) From gEarth, gthe gSun gand gMoon ghave gabout gthe gsame gangular
gdiameter. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g1
Section gRef.: g 0.2
16) At gthe gsolstices, gthe gSun's gdeclination gwill gbe g23.5 gdegrees gfrom gthe
gequator. gANSWER: g TRUE
Diff: g2
Section gRef.:
g 0.2