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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How many times larger is Saturn than Earth? (round to nearest tenth)
How many times larger is Saturn than Earth? (round to nearest tenth)
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As distance from the Sun increases, the period of revolution:
As distance from the Sun increases, the period of revolution:
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Name the planet with the least elliptical orbit.
Name the planet with the least elliptical orbit.
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Name a terrestrial planet:
Name a terrestrial planet:
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Jovian planets are less dense than the terrestrial planets.
Jovian planets are less dense than the terrestrial planets.
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As distance from the sun and a planet increase, the gravitaitonal attraction between these two objects
As distance from the sun and a planet increase, the gravitaitonal attraction between these two objects
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The planet with the shortest day is:
The planet with the shortest day is:
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The planet with the longest year is:
The planet with the longest year is:
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Which planet would float in water?
Which planet would float in water?
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A spacehip traveled 200 million kilometer from the sun, between which two planets was this spaceship.
A spacehip traveled 200 million kilometer from the sun, between which two planets was this spaceship.
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What is the life stage for Bernard's Star?
What is the life stage for Bernard's Star?
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Compared to the Sun, this star is 100,000 times brighter but cooler.
Compared to the Sun, this star is 100,000 times brighter but cooler.
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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)
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)
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Sequence the stars from oldest to youngest
Sequence the stars from oldest to youngest
- Alpha Centauri
- Procyon B
- Aldebaran
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Sequence the stars from hottest to coolest.
Sequence the stars from hottest to coolest.
- Proxima Centauri
- Deneb
- Rigel
- Betelgeuse
- Polaris
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Sequence the stars from smallest to largest
Sequence the stars from smallest to largest
- Pollux
- Spica
- Barnard's Star
- Sun
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Sequence the stars from brightest to dimmest.
Sequence the stars from brightest to dimmest.
- Proxima Centauri
- Polaris
- 40 Eridani B
- Sun
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- Spica
- Pollux
- Sun
- Betelgeuse
- Polaris
- Alpha Centauri
- Barnard's Star
- Blue Star
- Yellow Star
- Orange/Red Star
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Create at T chart comparing any two stars of your choice.Must compare: luminosity, size, color, temperature and stage
Create at T chart comparing any two stars of your choice.
Must compare: luminosity, size, color, temperature and stage