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12) The Sun is primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, with traces of other elements. Its visible surface, the photosphere, is a dense and nearly opaque gas at a temp of 6000 K. Describe the spectrum that originates at this surface, due to the physical state of the material. Explain how the spectrum arises.
Subject:
Astronomy
Topic:
General Astronomy
Posting ID:
94992
OTA ID:
103000
Why is the North Star called the North Star?
Why is the North Star called the North Star? Include where in the sky it is when viewed from the North Pole, your location, and the Equator. Also include what is meant by circumpolar stars?
Subject:
Astronomy
Topic:
General Astronomy
Posting ID:
102640
OTA ID:
105035
How do you explain planet retrograde motion by the Earth-center hypothesis? By the Sun-center hypothesis?
Subject:
Astronomy
Topic:
General Astronomy
Posting ID:
102643
OTA ID:
103846
A comparison of the science of Earth as compared with the other planets in our solar system.
A comparison of the science of Earth as compared with the other planets in our solar system. a. Much is known about planet Earth, as it is our home planet. It is therefore an ideal planet for comparative planetology. Briefly describe the properties of our planet and explain them. Include the qualities of the earth’s interior, and how we learn about it, as well as a description of properties that shape and change the earth’s surface (i.e. impact cratering, volcanism, tectonics, erosion). b. Then, examine each planet in our solar system. How does it compare to Earth? What are its unique characteristics? Why do these features exist on that planet, as opposed to Earth? ... click for more
Subject:
Astronomy
Topic:
General Astronomy
Posting ID:
104135
OTA ID:
105510
Define the science of astronomy, and compare it with the pseudo-science of astrology.
Define the science of astronomy, and compare it with the pseudo-science of astrology.
Subject:
Astronomy
Topic:
General Astronomy
Posting ID:
104139
OTA ID:
105035
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