Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the distribution of stars in space?*1 pointStars are evenly distributed with no clumpyStars are grouped in clumps that are evenly distributedStars are groups in clumps that are evenly distributed with scattered stars betweenStars are grouped in clumps that are unevenly distributed in space

Which of the following correctly describes the stages of the life of a star like the sun in the correct order?Group of answer choicesProto-star, red giant, main sequence, white dwarfProto-star, main sequence, red giant, white dwarfWhite dwarf, main sequence, red giant, proto-starRed giant, proto-star, main sequence, white dwarf

Galaxies and stars in space are found in are found in _______ and the emptiness of space is found in _____.*1 pointfilaments, voidsvoids, filamentsgalaxies, spacespace, galaxiesWe are in the _____ galaxy, ________ cluster,  and the _____ supercluster.*1 pointAndromeda, Milky Way, ReesesMilky Way, Local Group, VirgoMilky Way, Andromeda, Local GroupTwix, Virgo, SagittariusSagittarius, Virgo, Away GroupIf each galaxy contains 1 hundred billion stars, and there are 1 hundred billion galaxies, and 89% of all stars are low mass like the Sun, and 1 in 5 low mass stars like the Sun have planets like Earth in the habitable zone, what is the number of planets that exist in the Universe that are in the habitable zones of their low mass stars? (hint: use your favorite, dimensional analysis! try this on paper!)  Start with 1 Universe, then convert to galaxies and so on. (For 89% use this conversion factor: 89 low mass stars /100 stars)*1 point4.88 x 10^28 planets2.99 x 10^18 planets8.93 x 10^15 planets1.78 x 10^21 planetsWhat is at the center of most galaxies?*1 pointA supermassive black holeA large starA neutron starSagittarius ANothingSelect the following true information about the Milky Way*1 pointSagittarius A is at its centerIt is 13.8 billion years oldIt takes the Sun 225,000,000 years to make its orbit around the galaxyIt is a barred spiral galaxyThe galaxy does not rotateTrue or false, the Milky way is almost a perfect 3D sphere*1 pointTrueFalseMatch the following parts of the Milky Way*4 pointsBulge Disc Halo Blue RegionsMostly young stars, concentrated in the spiral arms Individual stars, globular clusters, dark matter, largest structure in the galaxy Really old stars, gas, dust New star formation from gas and dust Mostly young stars, concentrated in the spiral arms Individual stars, globular clusters, dark matter, largest structure in the galaxy Really old stars, gas, dust New star formation from gas and dust True or false, the Hubble Classification of galaxies shows the evolution of galaxies*1 pointTrueFalseThe difference between spiral and barred spiral galaxies is that...*1 pointBarred spiral rotatesBarred spiral has a bar in the middleSpiral has fewer armsSpiral is distinguished on how tightly wound the arms areE7 are ____ than E0 galaxies.*1 pointsmallerroundermore oblongedStars in elliptical galaxies move with...*1 pointorderly arrangementa spiral shapechaotic motionLenticular galaxies are hybrids between ______ and _____*1 pointLenticularPeculiarSpiralIrregularEllipticalThe difference between irregular and peculiar galaxies is that*1 pointPeculiar has no distinct shapeIrregular is made from collisions of galaxiesPeculiar have a active galactic nucleus

What is true about the stellar populations in the Galaxy?Group of answer choicesRed stars are only found in the bulge.The main star forming regions are outside the Galactic plane.Only old stars are found in the halo.The bluest stars are in the halo.Most open clusters are in the halo.

Which of the following information on the populations in the Milky Way Galaxy is incorrect?The recommended time to answer this question is 2.5 minutes.Soru 5YanıtPopulation I stars contain the remnants of Population II stars that have died.Population I stars are found in disc and open clusters, while Population II stars are found in halo, bulge, and globular clusters.Population I stars are younger than Population II stars.Population I stars are poorer in metals than Population II stars.The orbits around the galactic center of the Population I stars are circular, while those of the Population II stars are elliptical.

Do group 2 stars follow the same pattern as stars in group 1?*1 pointYesNoOverall, are the stars in group 2 very bright or very dim?*1 pointVery brightVery dimAverageAre these stars hot or cool compared to other stars?*1 pointHotCoolAverageIs there a relationship between brightness and temperature of these stars?*1 pointYesNoIn group 2, these stars are ________ and ________.*1 pointHot, brightCool, dimHot, dimCool, brightGiants & Supergiants are (use notes/readings if needed!)*1 pointin the birth stage of thier livesin the stable portion of thier livesin the largest stage of their livesremnants of past stars