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NAME __________________________ CLASS PERIOD ____-2013 Using the diagram, answer the following questions 1-12 1. Using brightness and temperature, describe where in the range of both white dwarfs fall. 2. What color star is the Sun? 3. Using brightness and temperature, describe where in the range of both the sun falls. 4. What group does the Sun fall in? 5. Describe the relationship between brightness and temperature in Main Sequence Stars. 6. Place the following stars in sequence from least to greatest in magnitude: Rigel, Procyon, Barnard’s Star, Sirius B 7. What two stars are cooler than the Sun but warmer than Tau Ceti? 8. What is the relationship between the brightness and temperature for the main sequence stars? 9. Does our mass change when we move from planet to planet? Does our weight change when we move from planet to planet? 10. Compared to Earth’s gravity of 1.00, Venus has a gravity number of 0.91. Does Venus have gravity higher or lower than Earth’s? So, if you went to Venus would you gain or lose weight? 11. Which is another word for size? Radius Diameter Both Radius and Diameter 12. Which is another word for brightness? Luminosity Magnitude Both luminosity and magnitude 13. Why do we use lights years to describe distance in astronomy? Do we use light years to describe distances in our solar system? Why or Why not? 14. What is the Big Bang theory? (how did the universe start and is it still moving and which way) How does the red-shift support the Big Bang theory? 15. Planets closer to the Sun generally have ______________ temperatures than Earth. Planets farther from the Sun generally have ______________ temperatures than Earth. 16. Using your knowledge of the Doppler Effect (sound waves) and the picture below, in which direction is the dot traveling? (right, left, up, or down). 17.Using your knowledge of the red-shift (light waves) and picture from 16, which side of the picture represents the red-shift of a planet? (right, left, top, bottom) 18.Place the following in order from smallest to largest? Universe galaxy solar system planet 19. The table above compares some facts about Venus with some facts about the planet Earth. How are the two planets MOST different? 20. It takes approximately 8 minutes and 20 seconds for light produced by the Sun to reach the Earth. Therefore, the Sun is located a. Much less than 1 light year away from Earth b. About 8.3 light years from Earth c. About one light year from Earth 21. What position of the moon will create the least difference between high tide and low tide? 22. How would you draw Copernicus’s heliocentric view of the solar system? 23. Mike notices that the Moon appears to be a different shape at different times during each month. Why does the shape of the Moon appear to change? 24. Which is the lowest frequency? 25. Which has the shortest wavelength? 26. Why does the ocean water near the North Pole absorb less heat throughout the year than ocean water near the equator?