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ESRT p. 15 Star Chart and SSDT

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19 questions
Note from the author:
Uses NYS ESRT p. 15
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Question 1
1.

How many times larger is Saturn than Earth? (round to nearest tenth)

Question 2
2.

As distance from the Sun increases, the period of revolution:

Question 3
3.

Name the planet with the least elliptical orbit.

Question 4
4.

Name a terrestrial planet:

Question 5
5.

Jovian planets are less dense than the terrestrial planets.

Question 6
6.

As distance from the sun and a planet increase, the gravitaitonal attraction between these two objects

Question 7
7.

The planet with the shortest day is:

Question 8
8.

The planet with the longest year is:

Question 9
9.

Which planet would float in water?

Question 10
10.

A spacehip traveled 200 million kilometer from the sun, between which two planets was this spaceship.

Question 11
11.

What is the life stage for Bernard's Star?

Question 12
12.

Compared to the Sun, this star is 100,000 times brighter but cooler.

Question 13
13.

A new star Dubhe has a luminosity of 230 and a temperature of 4800 K, what is the classification and color? Answer with a semicolon between (ex. main sequence; blue)

Question 14
14.

Sequence the stars from oldest to youngest

  1. Procyon B
  2. Aldebaran
  3. Alpha Centauri
Question 15
15.

Sequence the stars from hottest to coolest.

  1. Deneb
  2. Betelgeuse
  3. Polaris
  4. Rigel
  5. Proxima Centauri
Question 16
16.

Sequence the stars from smallest to largest

  1. Spica
  2. Sun
  3. Barnard's Star
  4. Pollux
Question 17
17.

Sequence the stars from brightest to dimmest.

  1. Proxima Centauri
  2. Polaris
  3. 40 Eridani B
  4. Sun
Question 18
18.
  • Spica
  • Pollux
  • Sun
  • Betelgeuse
  • Polaris
  • Alpha Centauri
  • Barnard's Star
  • Blue Star
  • Yellow Star
  • Orange/Red Star
Question 19
19.

Create at T chart comparing any two stars of your choice.
Must compare: luminosity, size, color, temperature and stage