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Outer Space Solar System LightPhysicsGrab Bag

The cloud of dust and gas from which a star is born

What is a nebula?

After a supergiant star explodes it can become a neutron star or a…

What is black hole?

The age of the universe

What is 13.7 billion years old?

The type of galaxy that is pictured

What is a spiral galaxy?

The scientific principle that tells us that far off galaxies are spreading out at an increasingly fast rate

What is the Doppler effect (or red shift)?

The name of the planets in order

What is

These planets are the gas giants

What are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune

The name of this type of eclipse

What is a solar eclipse?

This event caused seasons

What is the collision that created the moon?

The phase of the sun’s life after its main sequence phase.

What is a red giant phase?

Visible light is part of this spectrum.

What is the electromagnetic spectrum?

The color with the longest wavelength

What is RED ?

What happens to wavelength as you move toward an emitting object

What is they would shrink?

The type of waves that made this picture

What are microwaves?

The man that used the Doppler Effect to state that the universe is expanding

Who was Edwin Hubble?

The reason why stuff falls

What is gravity?

The speed of a cheetah that ran 100 m in 5 s

What is 20 m/s?

This does not change as you move from planet to planet

What is mass

Planets revolve around the sun in an ellipse centered around 2 foci (the sun being one)

What is Kepler’s First Law

Your car is at a redlight and then accelerates to 15 m/s in 10 seconds, What is your acceleration (solve with perfect format on the board)

4.5 billion years

What is the age of the Earth?

This variable is the one that you alter because you want to see its effect on something else

What is the independent variable?

This is the time of year when Rhode Islanders are the closest to the sun

When is winter (or perihelion)?

This is the last element that can be fused within a star

What is iron?

The invention of Alfred Nobel that made him feel really guilty and start giving away prizes for doing good stuff

What is dynamite?

FINAL JEOPARDY: ORBITS

The year length (orbit period) of a planet that is 4 AU from the sun