1. Jeopardy Final Jeopardy ??Mystery?? Stellar Evolution HR Diagram Solar
Activity
Nuclear
Fusion
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This is the visible surface of the sun
Photosphere

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Blue, White, Yellow, Orange, Red

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Solar winds interact with Earth to create what?
Auroras

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What does a white dwarf become when fusion stops and it no longer shines?
Black dwarf

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T / F The greater the number of sunspots, the lesser the amount of activity on the Sun
false

7. 2 - $100 Before a star is formed it is just the gas and dust of a
Nebula

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A star is born when what begins
Fusion

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When the outward force of fusion is greater than the inward force of gravity what forms?
Giant

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Supernova

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This is the force that causes a nebula to contract
Gravity

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Temperature and Brightness

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Where are the white dwarfs located
Bottom left

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This is the area on the HR diagram where stars spend most of their lives
Main Sequence

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Where are the giants located
Top Right

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Characterize Giants
Extremely bright with low temperatures

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This is a dark area of the photosphere that is cooler than the surrounding areas
Sunspot

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This is a loop or arch or gas that extends from the photosphere
Prominence

19. 4 - $300 This is an explosive release of energy from the sun
Solar flare

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How long is the sunspot cycle?
10-11 years

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Near the north and south poles

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This is where fusion occurs in stars
Core

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This is the product of nuclear fusion in stars
Helium

24. 5 - $300 This is the energy producing process in the Sun
Nuclear fusion

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Low mass because they use their fuel more slowly.

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The amount of hydrogen in a star increases/decreases as fusion continues
Decreases

27. Final Jeopardy Explain why the Earth has seasons.
Because the Earth is tilted on its axis:
In the summer, the Earth is tilted TOWARD the sun, making the sun rays more direct and the temperature warmer.
In the winter, the Earth is tilted AWAY from the sun, causing the rays to be less direct and the temperature colder.