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Astronomy & Space

This would help people know the deffinons of our universe

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space and everything in it universe
a huge group of single stars, solar systems, star clusters, dust and gas bound together by gravity. Galaxy
how scientist think the universe was formed in an instance billions of years ago in an huge explosion big bang theory
a law that states that the farther away a galaxy is, the faster it is moving away from us. Hubble's law
a matter that does not give off electromagnet radiation dark matter
causing the expansion of the universe to accelerate dark energy
the left over thermal energy from the big bang cosmic background radiation
a star system that has 2 or more stars binary star
a system in witch one dim star blocks the light from another periodically eclipsing binary
a cluster that is lose,disorganized,has a few thousand stars that has mostly super giants and a lot of dust and gas open cluster
a cluster that has large grouping of older stars it is round and compact globular cluster
clouds of dust and gas planetary nebula
what phase does nuclear fusion begins protstar
what is the longest part of a star life main sequence
what does the H-R in the H-R diagram mean hertzsprung- russell
what letters classifies the colors of the stars on a spectograph O,B,A,F,G,K,M
what is the color of the hottest star blue
what color is the coldest star red
what is the life cycle of a low mass star planetary nebula prostar main sequence Red giant collapse white dwarf/ black dwarf
what is the life cycle of a high mass star planetary nebula prostar main sequence red super giant collapse supernova black hole /neturn star/ pulstar
an internment that breaks light into colors and produces of the resulting star spectograph
the distance light travels in one year about 9.46 trillion kilometers light-year
the apparent change in position when you look from different places parallax
radio waves from objects in space radio telescope
a building that contains one or more telescopes observatory
a curved mirror to collect and focus light reflecting telescope
a piece of glass that is curved so the medal is thicker than the edge context lens
use context lens to gather and focus light refracting telescope
telescope that uses lenses or mirrors to collect and focus visible light optical telescope
an interments that collect and focus light and other forms of electromagnet telescope
the distance between the crest of one wave and the crest of the next wave wavelength
the light you can see visible light
energy that can travel through space in the forms of waves electromagnet
an object whose gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light can escape black hole
the brightness see from earth apparent brightness
the brightness the star would have if it was at a standard distance from earth absolute brightness
the length of a path between two points distance
the ability to do work or cause change energy
disturbance that transfers energy from place to place wave
a cloud of dust and gas composed primarily of hydrogen and helium nebula
what is the bottom line on a H-R diagram x-axis
what is the left line on the H-R diagram y-axis
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