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Astronomy BA review

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what bodies make up the solar system?   planets,moons, sun and other small objects.  
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how is the solar system being explored today?   mars rover, international space station,hubble telescope.  
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what is Galileo known for?   Italian scientist who proved the heliocentric model to b true.  
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what is Ptolemy known for?   Egyptian scientist who modified the original geocentric model.  
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what is Aristarchus known for?   Greek astronomer who developed the heliocentric model  
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what is Copernicus known for?   polish scientist who revived the heliocentric model.  
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What are the three major surface features of the moon?   maria, highlands and craters  
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how did the moon most likely form?   after an enormous collision early in earths history  
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what is the nebular theory?   states that the solar system from a rotating cloud of dust and gas.  
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what are planetesimals?   asteroid-like bodies the grew by accretion to form our planets.  
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what is a spectrograph used for?   To measure the temperature of a star.  
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how can astronomers determine the various elements that make up a star?   most stars have  
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