Which of the following is NOT a galaxy type?

A group of stars that form a picture

What is the most widely accepted theory of how the universe started?

What is the brightest star in the night sky?

What is the common name for the big dipper?

Another name for a neutron star

Which one means how bright a star ACTUALLY is

These are objects that we know exactly how bright they are. We use them to indicate the distance of other object in space

How old is our sun?

Quasi-stellar radio sources are aka what?

Explosion of a large star

The core of a massive star after a supernova. It emits beams of light and spins so fast and it looks like a lighthouse

What object is so massive and dense that not even light escapes it?

What is our sun's final stage going to be?

What is the theory that states that the universe is repeatedly expanding and contracting?

The name of the diagram we use to plot stars based on how bright they are (compared to our sun) and how hot they are

When a star shifts its position in the sky, but it's really just us looking at it from a different angle as we orbit our sun

True or False: Red plasma is HOTTER than blue plasma

When a star/galaxy is moving AWAY from us, it is...

Galaxies that are further away look like they're moving faster than galaxies closer to us, but everything is really...

If a red, a yellow, and a blue star are all the same size, which is brightest/dimmest?

what is the group of 12 constellations used to locate the planets?

The most common type of galaxy?

Which layer of the sun is the coolest?

Which is NOT a spiral galaxy?

Our neighbor galaxy

A bunch of stars close together

Why do sun spots appear dark?

Huge explosions on the sun's surface that release large amounts of x-rays are called

Which layer of the sun does energy take 1-10 million to move through

This layer of the sun is the hottest and densist

The most outer layer of the sun

Huge loops of red plasma extending from one sunspot to another

The term meaning the surface of the sun appears bubbly or granular

What layer of the sun do we actually see (hint: We can take a photo of it)

When a MASSIVE star dies, what is the order of the stages it goes through?

When a SMALL star dies, what is the correct order of the stages it goes through?

What fuses in the core of a star?

A way to find objects in the night sky by using pointer stars

Because sound travels in waves, the direction a sound is moving (closer/further away), the sound will be different

A dense cloud of dust and gas

Light and sound travels in...

The theory that there will be so much gravity and mass in our universe, that at some point, the universe will collapse on itself

The Big Crunch Theory would only happen if there was enough ________ in the universe

In the Big Bang Theory, the universe will not collapse, but....