[Tr] Astrology Flashcards

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What are the order of the planets?

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Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune (Pluto)

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What is the order of relative size of objects in space? (Smallest to largest)

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Comet, Asteroid, Dwarf Planet, Moon, Planet, Sun

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What is the geocentric model and who was it proposed by?

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The geocentric model is everything (including the sun) orbited the earth, it was proposed by Ptolemy

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Nicolaus Copernicus proposed that everything orbited the sun in a circular motion, what was this called?

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The heliocentric model

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What model did Galileo disprove and how did he do it?

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He disproved the geocentric model by discovering moons that orbited Jupiter meaning not everything could orbit the earth

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Give one reason telescopes need lenses or mirrors to work effectively

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Produces a higher resolution capture making it clearer.

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As temperature increases, why does pressure increase?

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Pressure increases as there is more energy meaning the atoms move faster.

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What happens when the pressure in a sealed container becomes too great?

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The container explodes

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What is absolute zero is degrees celcius

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-273

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Why do spray cans have warnings like “Keep out of direct sunlight”

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They have this as the sun heats up the can causing more energy in the container and having it possibly explode as the pressure exceeds what the container can hold.

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Finish the statement, as pressure increases, volume…

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decreases.

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True or false, K1V1=K2V2

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True

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Assuming you know K1, V1 and K2. How would you solve for V2?

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V2 = (K1*V1)/K2

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What is the lifecycle of a star smaller or similar in size to the sun?

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Nebula > Protostar > Main Sequence Star > Red Giant > Shell of gas > White Dwarf

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What is the lifecycle of a star bigger than the sun?

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Nebula > Protostar > Massive Main Sequence Star > red supergiant > supernova > Neutron star OR black hole

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16
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What nuclear reaction occurs in stars?

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Nuclear Fusion

17
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What is the doppler effect?

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The doppler effect is where a moving object causes waves to be manipulated. e.g, in an ambulance, as it comes closer it will sound more high pitched as the soundwaves are closer together (causing higher frequency) whilst behind it they are more spread out causing lower pitch (due to less frequency)

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What is red-shift

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Its were the black lines in the light spectra are shifted towards red, this means its moving away from us

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Why is red-shift more common than blue-shift?

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Red-shift is more common due to the universe always expanding meaning light is always moving away from us to fill in the gaps in the universe.

20
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The 1948 steady state theory suggested what?

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That as the universe expands, new matter is created. The universe has always existed.

21
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The theory about that the only matter now was that matter was created billions of years ago is what when there was no matter is the?

A

The 1920’s big bang theory

22
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What theory agrees that the universe is expanding?

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Big Bang and Steady State

23
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What theory states the universe is 13.5 billion years old

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Big Bang

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What theory states that matter is continuously being created

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Steady State

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What theory doesn’t state that all matter was made at the start of the universe?

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Steady State

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What theory suggests that we can observe radiation from all of the sky left over from the beginning of the universe?

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Big Bang

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Why is the Big Bang theory the accepted model for the creation of the universe

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As we have discovered Cosmic Background Radiation (CBM) from the Hubble Space Telescope and the slight variations stated in the Big Bang hypothesis even if Steady State supporters said it was from distant galaxies.

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Explain (using the idea of red-shift) that the Big Bang theory is currently correct.

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The big bang theory is currently the correct theory of the creation of the universe as if new matter was being created we would not see red-shift in the large quantities we see it in and blue-shift would also be more prevalent as new matter would move about in the universe.