A) nebula B) cluster C) pulsar D) galaxy
A) really big cluster B) poor cluster C) rich cluster D) tiny cluster
A) really small cluster B) poor cluster C) rich cluster D) introverted cluster
A) normal B) irregular C) spiral D) elliptical
A) irregular B) normal C) spiral D) elliptical
A) normal B) spiral C) irregular D) elliptical
A) gas clouds B) star clusters C) Doppler radiation D) quasars
A) barred spiral B) elliptical C) irregular D) dwarf elliptical
A) yellow B) green C) red D) blue
A) red B) blue C) yellow D) green
A) a group of stars that appear to form a pattern B) two stars that orbit each other C) a star system with more than two stars D) an open cluster of stars that are close to one another
A) light from older stars undergoes a red shift B) the universe is actually contracting C) as a source of light moves, its wavelength changes D) the universe is expanding in all directions at the same speed
A) big bang B) cosmic initiation C) supernova D) spiral expansion
A) weak nuclear force B) gluon's C) quantum baryons D) bottom quark
A) lighter B) hydrogen C) heavier D) larger
A) background radiation B) Doppler redshift C) infrared radiation D) foreground ultraviolet
A) forces B) gravity C) inertia D) friction
A) elliptical B) spiral C) they occur in equal numbers D) irregular
A) elements B) vapors C) dust D) gases
A) is a member of the Local Group B) is a spiral galaxy C) is 100,000 light years across D) has more than 500 billion stars
A) neutron star B) super giant C) black hole D) supernova
A) were formed at the same time B) are solid like planets C) produce some sort of energy D) are the same temperature
A) distance B) time C) wavelength fluctuations D) speed
A) None of them spin. B) spiral C) irregular D) elliptical
A) spiral B) elliptical C) They are all the same size. D) irregular |