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Astro 7n Copper Questions Exam 2
What is the general result of a proton-proton chain? - correct answer-4 H->He + energy +
other products

The corona of the sun: - correct answer-is visible during a solar eclipse

In the convective zone of the Sun: - correct answer-columns of hot gas rise, cool, and
descend

What part of the Sun do we typically see? - correct answer-photosphere

In nuclear fusion, energy is produced because... - correct answer-the mass of the reacting
chemicals is larger than that of the products

When using different points in the Earth's orbit as a baseline for a parallax experiment it is
best to do the observations: - correct answer-6 months apart

One star is four time farther away than another. The parallax angle of the more distant star
is: - correct answer-four times smaller than that of the nearer star

the parallax angle for the star Hadar is 0.010 arcseconds (0.010"). How far away is Hadar? -
correct answer-100 pc

Put one of your thumbs at arm's length in front of your face. Now focus on something in the
background and look through one eye at a time. What do you notice about your thumb? -
correct answer-It appears to move more when it's closer

Star A is 4 times as luminous as Star B. Star A is 2 times as far away as Star B. Which star
appears brighter and by how much? - correct answer-The stars appear the same brightness.

find the hottest star - correct answer-1

find the star with spectral type F0 on the main sequence - correct answer-4

find the star with the lowest luminosity - correct answer-6

Find the main sequence star with the temperature 16,000k - correct answer-2

find the star with a temperature of 3000k and a luminosity of 50 solar luminosities - correct
answer-7

find the star with the lowest mass - correct answer-6

find the red giant star with the largest radius - correct answer-8

, find the bluest star - correct answer-1

find the star with largest radius - correct answer-8

find the star with the longest lifetime - correct answer-6

find the sun - correct answer-5

find the star which would appear brightest if all were at the same distance - correct answer-8

find the white dwarf - correct answer-10

find the B5 type star with a radius of 80 solar radii - correct answer-9

find the main sequence star with 500x the luminosity of the sun - correct answer-2

find the closest main sequence star, if all of them have the same apparent brightness -
correct answer-6

find the main sequence star with a radius of 2 solar radii - correct answer-4

find the star whose temperature is closest to 10,000k - correct answer-3

find the coolest star - correct answer-8

find the main sequence star that is the farthest away, it all appear the same brightness -
correct answer-1

An "onion skin" shell burning structure, with elements up to iron being produced, develops in:
- correct answer-a star much more massive than the sun

What is at the center of a planetary nebula? - correct answer-the core of the dying star and
something that will eventually become a white dwarf

How do solar-sized and smaller stars die? About how large are their remnants? - correct
answer-They become white dwarfs, about the size of the earth

what does not happen when an object approaches a black hole? - correct answer-it quickly
gets sucked in even from a large distance

how can we measure the mass of a black hole? - correct answer-measure the speed of the
orbit of a star in a binary system with the black hole

What is the main requirement for a habitable zone? - correct answer-liquid water

a star that is twice the mass of our sun would have a habitable zone that includes - correct
answer-includes mars but not earth

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