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1st sem. vocab.

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HR Diagram   A graph that shows the heat of a star ,relative to it's magnitude.  
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Main Sequence Star   A new star that that creates heat and pressure from fusion that balances the attraction due to gravity.  
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White dwarf star   A star that contracts because it used up all it's helium.  
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Red giant star   Brightstars on the upperright of the Hr diagram.  
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Elliptical galaxy   Football shaped Galaxies.  
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irregular galaxy   Galaxies that don't fit into other classifications.  
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spiral galaxies   made up of bright stars and dust  
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light year   distance light travels in a year  
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asteroid   piece of rock similiar to the material that formed into planets.  
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comet   composed of dust and rock  
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meteor   a meteoroid that has entered the earth's atmosphere.  
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meteorite   a mass of metal that reached the earth:a fallen meteroid.  
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meteoroid   pieces of metal.  
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Big bang theory   a theory that suggests that the universe was created from a massive explosion  
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doppler effect (red shift/blue shift)   change in frequnecy and wave length  
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steady state theory   the universe has always been expanding  
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oscillating theory   universe is expanding  
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parallax   a recieved change in the location of an object  
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absolute magnitude   allows overall brightness of object  
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apparent magnitude   measurement of an objects brightness  
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