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Mrs. Baker’s class was investigating the brightness of stars, and completed a two-part investigation. For the first investigation, two students held two identical flashlights at equal distances. For the second investigation, two students held two identical flashlights at two different distances. Read the data chart below and then choose the correct statement below.
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Besides the Sun, all other stars appear to be tiny specks of light. Why do the other stars appear so small?
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Which statement about the Sun is correct?
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All the stars we see without a telescope in the night sky are part of our galaxy.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 6 pts
Four students made claims about stars and their apparent brightness. Their teacher shares the following information from NASA: “Of course, the star that appears the brightest to all of us on Earth is the Sun. Although it is a rather typical star, not all that different from many of the ones you see at night, we live so close to it that it outshines everything else. Even the next closest star is more than a quarter of a million times farther away from the Earth, so it is not surprising that the light from the Sun overwhelms that from other stars.” Mae: “The star that appears brightest to us is the Sun because it is the largest in the galaxy.” Gary: “The Sun appears to be the brightest star because it is the closest to Earth.” Harry: “The Sun is the brightest star when looking from Earth because it is the hottest.” Paul: “I have seen brighter stars than the Sun; it isn’t that bright.” Which student’s claim is supported by the teacher’s research?
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