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Galaxies Flashcards Test

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what are the three conditions must be met
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What are nuclear reactions
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What are the Jovian Planets
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phase 4 - the white dwarf
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What is a Galaxy
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phase 2 - the stable period
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what are gravitational forces
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what are the Terrestrial Planets
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How do Planets orbit
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phase 1 - formation
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what are the four phases of a star
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Why are stars luminous
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Phase 3 - the red giant
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over billions of years the star becomes stable.
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it is the force that keeps the earth from flying away from the sun
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Stars are luminous because it is a result of nuclear reactions
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There are large gas clouds in space, called nebulae.
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the solar system's terrestrial planets are: Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars
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1. The object must orbit a star such as our sun 2. The object must be big enough to allow its own gravity to pull it inwards to make it look like a sphere 3. the object must be big enough to allow its own gravity to move other objects around it
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Planets orbit around the sun which is the major point of gravitational pull
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A galaxy is a collection of millions or billions of stars, along with gas and dust all held together by gravitational forces
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when the star has used up all its supplies of hydrogen in its core, it begins burning helium on its outer parts
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once the red giant has turned all the hydrogen that it contains both in its core and on its surface to helium
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the Jovian planets are the gas giants in our solar system: Jupiter, Uranus, Saturn, and Neptune
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nuclear reactions occur between two hydrogen atoms when they fuse to become Helium
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phase 1 - formation phase 2 - the stable period phase 3 - the red giant phase 4 - the white dwarf
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what is an nebulae
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A planetoid is a dwarf planet. These objects that are: Too large to be asteroids and too small to be planets an example is Pluto
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to be called a planet three conditions must be met
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A star is an object made up of gas and it is luminous
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our solar system is made up of the Sun and the planets that orbit around it

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