Exam 11: Measuring the Stars: Giants, Dwarfs, and the Main Sequence
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Exam 11: Measuring the Stars: Giants, Dwarfs, and the Main Sequence154 Questions
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Combining a star's proper motion and its distance allows us to determine its transverse velocity.
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The largest supergiants, like Deneb and Rigel, are luminosity class _ .
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Describe the various ways that stellar masses can be determined in binary star systems.
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The type of binaries where we can find their sizes have their orbits almost as seen from the Earth.
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Every solar type star ever formed still shines in the Milky Way Galaxy, yet our naked eyes see stars that generally are much younger than the Sun. Explain.
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Why must both parallax and proper motion be known to give transverse velocity?
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Main sequence stars lie at the top right corner of the H- R diagram.
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Which of these binaries would appear most similar in color telescopically?
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A stars total velocity is a combination of its and _ velocities.
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In general, as you examine stars on the main sequence, going from bottom right to top left, their stellar radii _ .
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The absolute magnitude of a star is how bright it appears if viewed from a distance of
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Main sequence stars are fusing hydrogen into helium in their cores.
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