Astro General Review. 1.What powers the Sun? 2.What gas is the Sun made mostly of? 3.T/F The four inner planets are terrestrial. 4.A Comet would differ.

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Astro General Review

1.What powers the Sun? 2.What gas is the Sun made mostly of? 3.T/F The four inner planets are terrestrial. 4.A Comet would differ from an Asteroid in that the Comet contains ________. ( frozen gases, fragments of all planets, rings, lunar soil) 5.What is the controlling factor in a star’s life? ( distance from the sun, density, mass, number of orbiting planets)

1. Fusion

1.What powers the Sun? 2.What gas is the Sun made mostly of? 3.T/F The four inner planets are terrestrial. 4.A Comet would differ from an Asteroid in that the Comet contains ________. ( frozen gases, fragments of all planets, rings, lunar soil) 5.What is the controlling factor in a star’s life? ( distance from the sun, density, mass, number of orbiting planets)

2. Hydrogen

1.What powers the Sun? 2.What gas is the Sun made mostly of? 3.T/F The four inner planets are terrestrial. 4.A Comet would differ from an Asteroid in that the Comet contains ________. ( frozen gases, fragments of all planets, rings, lunar soil) 5.What is the controlling factor in a star’s life? ( distance from the sun, density, mass, number of orbiting planets)

3. True

1.What powers the Sun? 2.What gas is the Sun made mostly of? 3.T/F The four inner planets are terrestrial. 4.A Comet would differ from an Asteroid in that the Comet contains ________. ( frozen gases, fragments of all planets, rings, lunar soil) 5.What is the controlling factor in a star’s life? ( distance from the sun, density, mass, number of orbiting planets)

4. Frozen gases

1.What powers the Sun? 2.What gas is the Sun made mostly of? 3.T/F The four inner planets are terrestrial. 4.A Comet would differ from an Asteroid in that the Comet contains ________. ( frozen gases, fragments of all planets, rings, lunar soil) 5.What is the controlling factor in a star’s life? ( distance from the sun, density, mass, number of orbiting planets)

5. Mass

6.Which graph or diagram are stars plotted on? (Hertzsprung-Russell, Time-travel, Specific Gravity, Moh’s Hardness Scale) 7.Which is larger, the Solar System or the Milky Way? 8.The Light-year measures ( time, distance, light, years). 9.T/F All galaxies are exactly like the Milky Way. 10.The Solar Nebular Theory is a theory describing the formation of the _______.

6. Hertzsprung-Russell

6.Which graph or diagram are stars plotted on? (Hertzsprung-Russell, Time-travel, Specific Gravity, Moh’s Hardness Scale) 7.Which is larger, the Solar System or the Milky Way? 8.The Light-year measures ( time, distance, light, years). 9.T/F All galaxies are exactly like the Milky Way. 10.The Solar Nebular Theory is a theory describing the formation of the _______.

7. Milky Way

6.Which graph or diagram are stars plotted on? (Hertzsprung-Russell, Time-travel, Specific Gravity, Moh’s Hardness Scale) 7.Which is larger, the Solar System or the Milky Way? 8.The Light-year measures ( time, distance, light, years). 9.T/F All galaxies are exactly like the Milky Way. 10.The Solar Nebular Theory is a theory describing the formation of the _______.

8. Distance

6.Which graph or diagram are stars plotted on? (Hertzsprung-Russell, Time-travel, Specific Gravity, Moh’s Hardness Scale) 7.Which is larger, the Solar System or the Milky Way? 8.The Light-year measures ( time, distance, light, years). 9.T/F All galaxies are exactly like the Milky Way. 10.The Solar Nebular Theory is a theory describing the formation of the _______.

9. False, there are elliptical and irregular ones also

6.Which graph or diagram are stars plotted on? (Hertzsprung-Russell, Time-travel, Specific Gravity, Moh’s Hardness Scale) 7.Which is larger, the Solar System or the Milky Way? 8.The Light-year measures ( time, distance, light, years). 9.T/F All galaxies are exactly like the Milky Way. 10.The Solar Nebular Theory is a theory describing the formation of the _______.

10. Solar System