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The ___ is extremely hot about ___ million degrees at its center Sun, 27
The Suns energy Is produced in its central region by the fusion of the ____'into ____' Hydrogen into helium
The sun remains ____ be the inward pull of gravity balance outward put the therma, pressure from nuclear fusion Stable
What percent is the sun of the mass in the solar system 99.8
The Suns interior consists of the ___,______ zone, ______ zone (crc) Core, radiation, convection
Is its central region where nuclear fusion occurs Core
Is a region of highly compressed gas Radiation zone
The outer layer of Suns interior Convection zone
The Suns atmosphere consist of three layers the ____, _____, _____ (pcc) Photosphere, chromosphere, corona
U can see it visibles surface 110,000 f Photosphere
Middle layer of Suns surface 17,500 f chromosphere
Outermost layer 2 mill f Corona
A stream of electricity charged particles that flows outward from the sun through the solar system Solar wind
Features of Suns atmosphere consist Sunspots prominences solar flares
Are areas of gas in the photosphere that are cooler than the surrounding gaswsm Sunspots
Are hugs loops of gas that erupt from sunspots region Prominences
Sudden release of energy from the sun Solar flare
Is a large lowing ball of gas in space which generations energy through fusion in its core Star
Is the distance that light travels in a vacuum in a year which is about 5.88 trill miles Light year
The apparent change in position of an object with respect to a distant background Parallax
Closest nabor to us is _____ centuri (binary system) Proximus
Blue Hottest
Red Coolest
Yellow Medium
The brightness of a star as its appears from earth Apparent brightness
Is how bright a star really is Absolute brightness
Apparent brightness is affected by ___ and ____ Size and distance
A set of dark lines that show where light has been absoarbed Absorption lines
We learned about composition through the absoarbtion lines in _____ Spectrograph
Is a line graoh we use that plot brightness and temp Hr diagram
Astronomers call this diagotiona,l band on the hr diagram Main sequence
The very bright stars at the upee right of the hr diagram Supergiants
Large bright stars that are smaller and fainter than supergiants Giants
Is a small dense remains of a low or medium mass star White dwarf
Main sequence stars are ___ Stable
90% of all stars are found on the Main sequence
what makes a star stable gravity pushing ______ and ______ pushing outward inward, fussion
is a large cloud of gas and dust spread out over a large volume of space nebula
a contracting cloud of gas and dust with enough mass to form a star prototstar
a stars mass will determine how long it will stay in the ____ sequence main
whats the difference between a star and a protostar star does nuclear fusion
whats alike about a star and a protostar equal mass
dying star surrounded by a glowing cloud of gas planetary nebula
an violent explosion of a dying star becomes more brilliant than an entire galaxy supernova
is the dense remnant of a high mass star that has exploded as a supernova suetron star
spinning nuetron star that appears to gives off strong pulses of radio waves pulsar
is an object whose surface gravity is so great that even electromagnetic waves traveling at the speed of light cannot escape from it black hole
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