
Star Systems and Galaxies
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Science
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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7 Slides • 14 Questions
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by Mrs. Bennett
Galaxies
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Parallax-effect when position or direction of an object appears to differ when viewed from different positions against a distant background
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Parallax-continued
Best used to measure nearby stars
When objects in space are super far away, the parallax is small (doesn't appear to move much) and not useful in determining an accurate measure of distance.
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Multiple Choice
Parallax is when you observe motion of an object across
a distant background
another moving object
the sun
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Multiple Choice
Parallax is only useful for observing
nearby stars
far away stars
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Star Systems, Clusters & Galaxies-OH MY!
Star system-two or more stars in a group
two-binary or double stars
three or more-multiple star system
Star Cluster-stars in a larger grouping, formed from the same nebula at about the same time.
Open cluster-loose and disorganized (a few thousand stars)
Globular clusters-large groupings of older stars (more than a million)
Galaxies-huge group of stars, star systems, star clusters, along with dust and gas held together by gravity (more than 100 billion stars)
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Multiple Choice
Which has more stars, a star cluster or a galaxy?
star cluster
galaxy
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Multiple Choice
Which star cluster group is loose and disorganized
Open
Globular
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Multiple Choice
Which star cluster grouping contains older stars and may have more than a million of them?
open
globular
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Binary Stars-two stars orbiting each other
One is usually much brighter and more massive than the other.
The dimmer one's gravity causes the brighter one to wobble
Eclipsing Binary=one passes in front of the other/blocking its light
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Multiple Choice
Binary star systems have how many stars?
obe
two
three
four
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Galaxies
Spiral-middle aged stars/main sequence stars
Elliptical-old stars, no new stars forming
Irregular-young stars and new stars forming
Quasar-active, young galaxies with a black hole in the middle that gas spins around and glows
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Multiple Choice
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Lightyears
Light travels 300,000,000 meters per second.
Light travels 9,460,000,000,000 kilometers per year
*Scientific notation=9.46 X 10 to the power of 12
Lightyear=unit of distance, not time.
Example: If you ride your bike at a speed of 10 km per hour and the mall is 10 km away, you could say the mall is "one bicycle hour away".
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Multiple Choice
The universe is done expanding
True
False
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Poll
Which type of lesson helps you learn best?
Quizizz lesson
Vocabulary
Reading
Hands on activity
by Mrs. Bennett
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