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PHY2390 - Astronomy - QUIZ

PHY2390 · Astronomy

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  1. 1Why is scientific notation a preferred method for expressing numbers in astronomy?

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What is the approximate diameter of the Earth in kilometers?
  • 3Which statement best defines a planet in astronomical terms?
  • 4How does the Sun generate its energy?
  • 5What is the primary difference between a planet and a star?
  • 6Which sequence correctly orders the following astronomical distances from smallest to largest?
  • 7If light takes 8 minutes to travel from the Sun to Earth, and over 4 hours to travel from the Sun to Neptune, approximately how many Astronomical Units (AU) is Neptune from the Sun?
  • 8What does a typical galaxy, like our Milky Way, contain?
  • 9If the distance to a star is 450 light-years, what does this imply about the light we observe from it?
  • 10Why do optical astronomers often place their telescopes on the tops of mountains?
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