chapter 4
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the study of space | astronomy
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people who study space | astronomers
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something that has almost no air at all | vacuum
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the force that slows down objects | friction
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a place that has many stars and planets | galaxy
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the galaxy that we live in | Milky Way
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a bunch of stars in one area | Local Group
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a type of galaxy that is shaped like a spiral that has arm like things | barred spiral
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gas floating around in space | nebulae
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outline of stars or a picture in the night sky | constellation
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an imaginar line that keeps the earth rotating | axis of rotation
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the hottest region of the sun | core(of sun)
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the visable | photosphere
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sunspots
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solar eclipse
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chromosphere
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corona
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solar wind
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light year
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nova
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supernova
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what is the three galaxies closest to our own |
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what are the three types of galaxies |
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what is the most distant object visible with the unaided eye |
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what is the name of the North Star what is the name of the North Star |
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Which star is the brightest on the sky |
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not including the sun, what is the closest star to the earth |
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what is the distance from the earth to the sun |
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what is the difference between solar prominence and solar flare |
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explain the difference of apparent magnitude and absolute magnitude |
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explain the difference between binary star and optical double |
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