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Nebula.
Neutron.
Galaxy.
Pulsar.
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Yellow.
Blueish White.
Green.
Red.
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The super dense mass of the sun.
The super dense mass of neutrons that can result after the collapse of a massive star.
The moon's neutron balance between gravity and the surrounding stars.
A star with neutron friends.
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Earth's core.
The sun.
Neutron star.
Black hole.
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Electromagnetic spectrum.
Emission spectrum.
Absorption spectrum.
Black hole.
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A longer life.
A shorter life.
No life.
To live forever.
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Helium.
Iron.
Dust.
Hydrogen
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Giant.
Supernova.
Super giant.
Red dwarf.
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Dead star.
A new-born star.
A rapidly spinning neutron star.
A rapidly spinning white dwarf.
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God created everything.
Debris magically appeared from another galaxy to form the Milky Way.
That million's of stars collided and sent debris every were.
There was a great expansion from a small dense object.
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Red dwarfs.
Dead stars.
Purple Trolls.
White dwarfs.
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Emission spectrum.
Absorption spectrum.
White dwarf.
Rainbow.
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Super Giants.
White dwarfs.
Common sequence.
Main sequence.
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White dwarfs.
Pulsating stars.
Steady stars.
Red giant stars.
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All of the below.
The densest object in the universe.
A very strong gravitational force.
The remnants of a star at least 15 times as massive as the sun.
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11 inches.
151, 000 km.
13 million km.
150 million km.
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Absolute magnitude verses the apparent magnitude.
Mass verses absolute magnitude.
Luminosity verses surface temperature.
Surface temperature verses mass.
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The measure of how bright a star appears to be to an observer on Earth.
A measure of how bright the star would be if all stars were at the same distance from Earth.
The brightness of a star.
How far away the star is from Earth.
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A quasar or a cloud.
A neutron star or blackhole.
A white dwarf or blue giant.
A black hole or white dwarf.
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Brighter.
Lower.
Darker.
Higher.
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Bigger.
Smaller.
Imaginary.
Blue.
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Increases.
Stays the same.
Decreases.
None of the above.
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South to North.
West to East.
East to West.
North to south.
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Polaris.
Ursa Minor.
North Star.
Ursa Major.
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26,000 Light Years.
42,000 Light Years.
16,000 Light Years.
18,000 Light Years.
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300.
-26.7.
2.5.
-1.45
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69%.
37%.
93%.
27%.
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10 to 100 times greater then the suns.
100 to 150 times greater than the sun.
10 to 100 million times greater than the sun.
100 to 150 million times greater than the sun.
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Pulsars.
Nebulas.
Protostars.
Orions.
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Other little stars.
Comets.
Elements such as lead, copper, uranium and many more.
Nebulas.
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Planetary nebula.
Supernova.
Gaseous core.
Shock wave.
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Increasing.
Staying the same.
Decreasing.
Dissapearing.
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Very dim.
Always 500 times greater than our sun.
Relatively cool in temperature.
None of the above.
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