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Around 30% in the universe. Large diameters of 20,000 to 125,000 lightyears wide. Have young and old stars. |
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Around 60% in universe. Shape from round to oval. Have mostly older stars. |
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Around 10% in the universe. Have a lot of different shapes that are classified as irregular. Contain younger stars and are very hot. |
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Hubble Classification Scheme |
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The telescope led to discovery of galaxies and many differences. In 1926, Hubble classified galaxies by shape and defined them in the Hubble Classification Scheme |
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Galaxy Classification Systems |
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3 main types: Elliptical, Spiral, and Irregular. |
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System of galaxies containing several thousand member galaxies. Milky Way galaxy is member of Local Group in the Virgo Supercluster. |
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Farther Away= Red Shift. The greater amount of red= Faster Receding. This redshift shows that the universe is expanding. |
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What is star color related to? |
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Around 35,000 degrees Celsius. |
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Amount of energy at all wavelengths given off by a star into space each second. |
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Can luminosity be measured? |
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What 3 factors control the apparent brightness of a star? |
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1. Size of the Star. 2. Temp. of the star. 3. Distance of the star |
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What is apparent magnitudes abbreviation? |
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what is absolute magnitude's abbreviation? |
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How do you calculate magnitude? |
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1. Take difference in Mags. 2. Raise 2.512 to that power. |
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If two stars appear to be equally bright but you know one is more distant? |
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The more distant one must be brighter. |
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If two equally bright stars are visualized but one is brighter? |
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The brighter star must be closer to earth |
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How does the suns spin affect the Magnetic Field? |
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It spins irregularly cause the Magnetic Field to tear. |
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What element is most common in the Universe? |
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Which element is the second most common in the universe |
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