sun + light + atoms start exit funded by title v his grant at lamc and u.s department of education...
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Sun + Light + Atoms
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Funded by Title V HIS Grant at LAMC and U.S Department of Education
Corresponds to Ch 5in book Astro by Seeds
Prepared by: Julissa Garcia, Aramik Yousefian
Hagop Hadjinian, Tatevik Grigoryan
Activity director:Lilit Haroyan
Faculty Advisor:Richard Rains
1. Inside the Nucleus of an Atom there is…
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Stars
Little People Neutrons and Protons
Neutrons and electrons
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Stars
Little People Neutrons and Protons
Neutrons and electrons
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1. Inside the Nucleus of an Atom there is…
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1. Inside the Nucleus of an Atom there is…
IncorrectUnable to be seen Neutrons and Protons are located within an atom.
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Two things…
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2. Sunspots are cause by what?
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The sun’s hot photosphere
Infrared light Solar wind
Magnetism
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The sun’s hot photosphere
Infrared light Solar wind
Magnetism
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2. Sunspots are cause by what?
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IncorrectSince the sun’s North, South and Equator rotate at different times magnetism gets tangled and result in knots ( Sunspots), where no convection occurs (Cold sunspot).
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2. Sunspots are cause by what?
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some force…
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3. How old are most Sunspots?
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11 years (pre-teen)
13 years (teen) 91 years (senior)
21 years (adult)
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11 years (pre-teen)
13 years (teen) 91 years (senior)
21 years (adult)
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3. How old are most Sunspots?
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IncorrectSunspots occur for on average no more than 11 yrs.
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3. How old are most Sunspots?
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Relatively young
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4. What Spectrum is this?
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Emission Spectrum
Continuous Spectrum Absorption Spectrum
Absolute Spectrum
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Emission Spectrum
Continuous Spectrum Absorption Spectrum
Absolute Spectrum
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4. What Spectrum is this?
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IncorrectIn Absorption the continuous spectrum passes through a hot gas and an electron is excited and goes to the excited level, but does not release energy.
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4. What Spectrum is this?
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It does not release energy…
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5. According to Doppler shift Blue shift is:
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Going away from us
Coming toward us All of the Above
Blue
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Going away from us
Coming toward us All of the Above
Blue
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5. According to Doppler shift Blue shift is:
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Incorrect Blue shift is when the wavelengths (ex: noise) are coming towards you.
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5. According to Doppler shift Blue shift is:
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An example of blue shift is louder sirens of the Fire truck you hear…
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6. _____ are rapidly moving ions and atoms from the solar corona.
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Solid waves
Solar waves Magnetic carpet
Solar winds
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Solid waves
Solar waves Magnetic carpet
Solar winds
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6. _____ are rapidly moving ions and atoms from the solar corona.
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6. _____ are rapidly moving ions and atoms from the solar corona.
Incorrect Solar winds are massive heated winds that the Sun expels.
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Something being expelled from the sun…
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7. What Spectrum is this?
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Emission Spectrum
Continuous Spectrum Absorption Spectrum
Absolute Spectrum
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Emission Spectrum
Continuous Spectrum Absorption Spectrum
Absolute Spectrum
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7. What Spectrum is this?
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Incorrect In Emission the continuous spectrum passes through a hot gas and an electron is excited and goes to the excited level and comes back to ground state and releases a photon.
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7. What Spectrum is this?
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This spectrum releases a photon…
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8. A star is hotter when…
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Brown
Blue Tan
Red
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Blue Tan
RedBrown
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8. A star is hotter when…
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Incorrect Think of fire, regular stove fire is yellow/red, then think of the hotter blue fire mechanics and chefs use.
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8. A star is hotter when…
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Which are hotter blue flames or red flames?
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Solar wind
The sun’s heat Martians
Convection currents
9. Granules are caused by…
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Solar wind
The sun’s heat Martians
Convection currents
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9. Granules are caused by…
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IncorrectGranules are small little bead looking on the surface of the sun, which are cause by convection (hot air rising, cold air falling).
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9. Granules are caused by…
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hot air rising, cold air falling
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10. Sunspots occur in the _____ of the Sun.
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Corona
Heart Photosphere
Chromosphere
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Corona
Heart Photosphere
Chromosphere
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10. Sunspots occur in the _____ of the Sun.
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IncorrectSunspots occur in the Photosphere, the surface of the Sun.
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10. Sunspots occur in the _____ of the Sun.
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It is the surface…
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