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Astronomy Bundled Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Astronomy Bundled Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
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[Show more]Free-fall is falling with no resistance to the fall 
Objects in free-fall are weightless because they are not pushing against anything to give 
them weight 
Astronauts in the International Space Station are in..... free-fall as they fall around Earth 
(always missing it), so they are weightless. c...
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Add to cartFree-fall is falling with no resistance to the fall 
Objects in free-fall are weightless because they are not pushing against anything to give 
them weight 
Astronauts in the International Space Station are in..... free-fall as they fall around Earth 
(always missing it), so they are weightless. c...
How fast does light travel300,000 km/sec 
how long does it take light to travel from the nearest galaxy (M31)2 million years 
looking far away ==> looking back in time 
light yearthe distance light travels in one year 
Astronomical Unitdistance between earth and the sun 
1.5e8 
Parsecequivalent t...
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Add to cartHow fast does light travel300,000 km/sec 
how long does it take light to travel from the nearest galaxy (M31)2 million years 
looking far away ==> looking back in time 
light yearthe distance light travels in one year 
Astronomical Unitdistance between earth and the sun 
1.5e8 
Parsecequivalent t...
Star giant, more-or-less round ball of gas out in space that glows. 
Solar system (or star system a star and all the various objects that orbit it. 
Planet are moderately large objects that orbit the star in a solar system. 
Moon (or Satellite) is an object that orbits a planet, just as planets orbi...
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Add to cartStar giant, more-or-less round ball of gas out in space that glows. 
Solar system (or star system a star and all the various objects that orbit it. 
Planet are moderately large objects that orbit the star in a solar system. 
Moon (or Satellite) is an object that orbits a planet, just as planets orbi...
Longitude - Meridian 
Latitude - Parallels 
Units of Meridians and Parallels - Degrees 
1 Degree of latitude - 112 km/70 miles 
1 Degree - 60 minutes 
1 Minute - 60 arc seconds 
Prime Meridian - Greenwich meridian 
Geostationary Satellites - Stationed at 0 degrees celestial latitude and each has a ...
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Add to cartLongitude - Meridian 
Latitude - Parallels 
Units of Meridians and Parallels - Degrees 
1 Degree of latitude - 112 km/70 miles 
1 Degree - 60 minutes 
1 Minute - 60 arc seconds 
Prime Meridian - Greenwich meridian 
Geostationary Satellites - Stationed at 0 degrees celestial latitude and each has a ...
astronomy - The study of the moon, stars and other objects in space. 
asteroids - objects that are revolving around the sun that are to small and too numerous 
to be considered planets. 
black hole - The remains of an extremely massive star pulled into a small volume by 
the force of gravity. 
com...
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Add to cartastronomy - The study of the moon, stars and other objects in space. 
asteroids - objects that are revolving around the sun that are to small and too numerous 
to be considered planets. 
black hole - The remains of an extremely massive star pulled into a small volume by 
the force of gravity. 
com...
8. How is a nova different from a type Ia supernova? How does it differ from a type II 
supernova? - A nova is a smaller energy explosion on the surface of a white dwarf in a 
close binary system, where fresh material from a donor star is deposited on the surface of the 
white dwarf until it igni...
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Add to cart8. How is a nova different from a type Ia supernova? How does it differ from a type II 
supernova? - A nova is a smaller energy explosion on the surface of a white dwarf in a 
close binary system, where fresh material from a donor star is deposited on the surface of the 
white dwarf until it igni...
To get started, click on the blue Cepheids link on the main screen of the Interactive Figure. 
The Interactive Figure (in red) shows a graph of the Cepheid period-luminosity relation. This 
graph indicates that __________. - Cepheids with longer periods have higher 
luminosities 
A Cepheid with a...
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Add to cartTo get started, click on the blue Cepheids link on the main screen of the Interactive Figure. 
The Interactive Figure (in red) shows a graph of the Cepheid period-luminosity relation. This 
graph indicates that __________. - Cepheids with longer periods have higher 
luminosities 
A Cepheid with a...
Astronomy 104: Exam 1 PASSED 
Questions and CORRECT Answers 
During the New Moon phase, how much of the Moon's total surface is being illuminated by 
sunlight? - Correct Answer- Half 
Imagine a planet whose rotational axis is perpendicular to its orbital plane. How would you 
describe its seasons...
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Add to cartAstronomy 104: Exam 1 PASSED 
Questions and CORRECT Answers 
During the New Moon phase, how much of the Moon's total surface is being illuminated by 
sunlight? - Correct Answer- Half 
Imagine a planet whose rotational axis is perpendicular to its orbital plane. How would you 
describe its seasons...
Astronomy 104: Exam 1 UPDATED 
Questions and CORRECT Answers 
Solar System - Correct Answer- Sun, planets, astroids, and comets. 10^10 km= 60 AU 
Milky Way Galaxy - Correct Answer- Great island of stars in space held together by gravity, 
orbiting a common center. 10^18km= 100,000 ly 
Local Group ...
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Add to cartAstronomy 104: Exam 1 UPDATED 
Questions and CORRECT Answers 
Solar System - Correct Answer- Sun, planets, astroids, and comets. 10^10 km= 60 AU 
Milky Way Galaxy - Correct Answer- Great island of stars in space held together by gravity, 
orbiting a common center. 10^18km= 100,000 ly 
Local Group ...
Astronomy Final Actual Exam Questions 
and CORRECT Answers 
When it comes to our place in the solar system today, which model do we accept? 
a) heliocentric 
b) Ptolemaic 
c) geocentric 
d) Aristotelean - CORRECT ANSWER- a
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and CORRECT Answers 
When it comes to our place in the solar system today, which model do we accept? 
a) heliocentric 
b) Ptolemaic 
c) geocentric 
d) Aristotelean - CORRECT ANSWER- a
Astronomy Final UPDATED Actual Exam 
Questions and CORRECT Answers 
A solar system contains 
a. primarily planets 
b. large amounts of gas and dust but very few stars 
c. large amounts of gas dust and stars 
d. a single star and planets 
e. thousands of super clusters - CORRECT ANSWER- d. a singl...
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Add to cartAstronomy Final UPDATED Actual Exam 
Questions and CORRECT Answers 
A solar system contains 
a. primarily planets 
b. large amounts of gas and dust but very few stars 
c. large amounts of gas dust and stars 
d. a single star and planets 
e. thousands of super clusters - CORRECT ANSWER- d. a singl...
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