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Chapter 25 Review--Burke (Flashcards)

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blueStars of this color have the highest surface temperature
white dwarfWhich remnant is left over when a low or medium mass star runs out of energy and dies?
redStars of this color have the coolest surface temperature
9.5 trillionA light year is _______ kilometers.
light-yearsStellar distances are usually expressed in what units?
magnitudeMeasure of a star's brightness
Star BIf Star A if farther from Earth than star B and both stars have the same absolute magnitude, which has the greater apparent magnitude?
-5 or -10According to the H-R diagram, which magnitude would be associated with the brightest star? (Hint: answer is __ OR __)
temperature & absolute magnitudeA Hertzspung-Russel (H-R) diagram shows the relationship between ____ & ____.
main sequenceA star spends about 90% of its life in this stage of development.
RedThese main-sequence stars are the most massive.
BlueThese main-sequence stars are the least massive.
the hottestAccording to the H-R diagram, whch main sequence stars are brightest?
5According to the H-R diagram, the sun has an absolute magnitude of about ____.
nebulaInterstellar matter that will eventually form a star.
protostar temperature nuclear fusionA star is said to be born when a _____ reaches a ____ high enough for ____ ____ to occur.
gravityThis force is most responsible for the formation of a star.
supernovaMassive stars terminate in a brilliant explosion called a _____.
fuel collapseAll stars, regardless of size, eventually run out of ___ and ____.
red giantWhen a main-sequence star has exhausted the fuel in its core, it becomes a ____ ____.
main-sequence starThe sun is currently classified as a:
red giantWhat is the next stage in the sun's life cycle?
spiralWhich type of galaxy is made up of both old and young stars?
black holeLight cannot escape the intense gravitational pull of a ____ ____.
Milky WayOur galaxy is called the:
one of the spiral armsWhere is our sun located in the Milky Way?
ellipticalAbout 60% of all known galaxies are classified as ____ galaxies.
14 billionAccording to the big bang theory, the universe began about ___ _____ years ago.
Which object is largest: constellation, galaxy, star, or planet?galaxy
irregularWhich type of galaxy is made up of mostly young stars?
irregularThis type of galaxy lacks symmetry in its appearance.
constellationsPatterns of stars that were originally named in honor of mythological characters or great heroes.
low mass starWhich star does not usually form a red giant?
massive starWhich star blows up in a supernova event?
irregular galaxiesAbout 30% of all known galaxies are classified as:
absolute magnitudeActual brightness of a star:
yellowStars with a surface temperature between 5000 K and 6000 K appear:


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