Exam 23: Light,astronomical Observations,and the Sun
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Exam 23: Light,astronomical Observations,and the Sun96 Questions
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The first telescopes,and most amateur telescopes,rely on the human eye to observe objects.The first improvement on this observation method used ________.
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Visible light emitted from the celestial bodies is only a small part of an array of energy called ________ radiation.
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You take a block of granite and heat it to 1000 degrees Kelvin,and it glows bright red.If you then heat it to 1200 Kelvin,how might it look different?
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The most conspicuous features on the surface of the Sun are dark areas called ________.
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The nuclear reaction process of converting hydrogen nuclei into helium nuclei is called the ________ chain.
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A solar telescope would quickly incinerate your eyes,so how do astronomers save their eyes when looking at the Sun?
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Although current technology will allow the construction of much larger optical telescopes,astronomers see no advantage in building these larger instruments.
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The amount of energy released during a nuclear reaction was established by ________.
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The first telescopes,and most amateur telescopes,rely on the human eye to observe objects.Modern telescopes record the observations with ________.
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To determine whether a celestial body is approaching or receding from Earth,astronomers employ ________.
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As the temperature of a radiating surface is increased ________.
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Radio telescopes have an advantage over optical telescopes in that they can be used during daylight hours.
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Visible light is a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum,but when we see colors,we are seeing ________.
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