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Stars

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_______ shift means that the star is moving away from an object. Red
Due to the Doppler effect, electromagnetic waves reaching Earth from a galaxy moving toward Earth would experience an increase in their frequency.
What two elements are most common in stars Hydrogen and Helium.
What is the innermost layer of the sun called? corona
What is the middle layer of the sun called? chromosphere
What is the visible layer of the sun called? photosphere
Sunspots occur on the photosphere
All stars have very similar ______________ compositions chemical
The color of a star indicates its temperature
In what stage does a star spend most of its life? the main sequence
The sun will most likely become a _______ __________ at the end of its lifetime. white dwarf
A red star will have a warmer or cooler temperature than the sun? cooler
After a star runs out of most of its hydrogen fuel, it becomes hotter and more luminous. What stage does this represent in the life cycle of a star? red giant
Most stars in the Milky Way are like the Sun. The Sun will eventually become a red giant. After the red giant stage, what determines whether a star will become a white dwarf or a supernova? the mass of a star
The entire outer portion of a star is blown off in a massive explosion called a supernova
Which star is hotter? a blue star or a red star? A blue star
How bright a start APPEARS. apparent magnitude
How bright a star appears to be based on an equal distance of 10pc. absolute magnitude
Where do stars originate (begin)? gas clouds
What force is responsible for the formation of stars? gravitational
A combination of processes occurs when stars are forming. Which is one process most likely associated with the formation of new stars? Material accumulates from stars that have died.
The formation a star begins with a could of iterstellar gas and dust called a nebula
What is the oldest form of a massive star? neutron star
In 1987, a supernova was detected in the Large Magellanic Cloud galaxy, which is approximately 169,000 light years from Earth. Which event produces a supernova? the explosion of a massive star
Stars form from nebulae of dust and gases. Depending on its properties, a star may become a red, yellow, white, or blue star. Which property determines this star type? mass
The Sun is a main sequence star. In several billion years, it is expected to change dramatically. When that happens, which effect will it most likely have on Earth? Water will be boiled off of Earth.
Gas flows outward from the corona at high speeds and forms the solar wind
Solar activity cycles occurs every ____ years 22.4
True or False: The state of matter found in the Sun’s interior is plasma. True
What causes the dark bands observed in a solar spectrum? different chemical elements which absorb light at specific wavelengths
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