a) I see White Dwarfs, Main Sequence (Dwarfs), Red Giants, Supergiants. b) White Dwarfs have luminosity from 0.001-0.02 and temperature from 7,000-24,000. Mass sequence have luminosity between 0.005-70,000 and temperature from 2,000-30,000. Red Giants’ luminosity is from 70-1000 while the temperature is from 3,000-5,000. Supergiants have luminosity between 100,000-1,000,000, temperature at 3,000-10,000.…
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This type of star is very uncommon similar to the “B” and “A” stars. These stars get their energy from nuclear fusion, as they convert Hydrogen to Helium. As these massive stars begin to die once they’ve worn out their hydrogen and are now very old stars, they turn into giants/supergiants (old, large stars), resting just above the main sequence stars. This is where the “F” and “G” stars are located. The hotter they are, the brighter they are demonstrating the Sun being a G star.…
The constellation that I've chosen is Andromeda- the chained woman. I've chosen that constellation because the myth interest me. Basically Andromeda was named the chained woman because she was chained to the rock because her mother said she was more beautiful than the Nereids. In ancient Greece Cepheus and Cassiopeia had a daughter named Andromeda.…
with its magnitude being around 11, it is impossible to see this star without a telescope. Proxima Centauri is the nearest known star to the Sun. A star is a steady point in the sky that is an immense body like the Sun. There are several ways to observe a star, like using a telescope.…
Rough Draft In mythology Venus was the goddess of love, sex and beauty. She was the Roman counterpart to the Greek goddess Aphrodite. However, Roman Venus had many abilities beyond Aphrodite. She was a goddess of victory, fertility, and even prostitution. This paper will inform you much about the goddess of beauty and love, about her descendants and loves, Her times of worship and coming to Rome and her many showings in art.…
I have chosen the Andromeda constellation as my favorite because I have always loved the story of Andromeda. The constellation is named after Princess Andromeda, bride of Perseus from Greek mythology. She was used as a sacrifice to save her kingdom from a dreaded sea monster sent by Poseidon. She was rescued by Perseus who slew the beast. In mythology, Andromeda was the daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia, king and queen of the North African kingdom of Aethiopia.…
There are many things that can make someone courageous. One of them is doing something that everyone doesn’t do, doesn’t like, or makes fun of you about. Being courageous can also mean being brave. An example of bravery is having valor or showing brave spirit. There are a lot of examples of courage and bravery with Stargirl and Leo.…
What would you do if you were the god of all of the sea and freshwater? Also married to a woman who is the goddess of the salt water. “Neptune was the Roman god of the sea and freshwater. He is a piece of Poseidon the greek version of this god and was married to the goddess of salt water, Salacia and the child of Ops and Saturn. Neptune was the god of the sea and was a very powerful man.…
In Scorpius, there are 3 stars that distant from earth is within 10.00 pc (parsec), which is 32.62 light…
Callisto is the outer most moon of the four Galilean moons (The Galilean). The moon has a diameter of 4806km. It is also the third largest moon in out solar system and the second largest moon in the Jovian system, only after Ganymede. Callisto is the most heavily cratered object in the solar system. It is thought to be a long dead world, with hardly any geologic activity on its surface.…
It is 2nd magnitude. One star is called Alphard, solitary star in the serpent it is 100 light years…
Neptune is one of the four large planets in our Solar System known as Gas Giants. It is the eighth planet in order from the Sun, and was seen through a telescope for the first time on the 23rd of September 1846. Keeping to the traditional naming system used for all the previous planets, Neptune was given its name based on the Roman god of the sea, in reference to Greek and Roman mythology. General Information: Neptune has a vivid blue colouration to its layer of cloud cover. Higher absorption levels of red light caused by methane in its atmosphere is thought to be the cause of this bright blue tint.…
Shaula is a hot subgiant star, but the star seems to be more of a hydrogen fusing dwarf. The estimated age of the star system is about 10-13 million years, and the surface temperature is 23,000. Its apparent magnitude of 1.62 makes it one of the 25 brightest stars in the sky and it’s estimated positon is 17h33.7m, Dec. - 37°06−. Its distance from the earth is about 300 light-years.…
Venus Express: Payload, Mission Goals and Venusian Discoveries L. B. Breitenfeld Introduction: In November of 2002, the European Space Agency (ESA) announced that their first mission to the planet Venus, titled Venus Express, would launch in 2005 (Abbott and Schiermeier, 2002; Hoofs et al., 2009). The Russian Soyuz-Fregat launcher in Baikonur Kazakhstan on November 9th 2005, launched Venus Express into space (Fabrega et al. 2007). After traveling a distance of 440 million km, Venus Express reached the orbit of the planet on April 11th 2006 (Fabrega et al. 2007). The polar elliptical orbit around Venus, possessed an apocentre distance of roughly 66,000 km, a pericentre height of about 250 km and an orbital period of 24 hours (Titov et al., 2009).…