Unit 1 - Space Systems
Across
- 1. All stars begin as a large cloud of gas & dust called a _______ (where stars are born)
- 4. The ____ zone is the zone of the sun’s interior in which energy moves by radiation.
- 7. This is the most common galaxy in the universe.
- 10. The __________ model has Earth and the other planets orbit the sun.
- 12. During fusion in the core, two ____ atoms collide and fuse into a lighter helium atom
- 13. The ______________ model, the moon, sun and the known planets-Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter orbit the Earth.
- 16. The ____ zone is the zone where energy is carried upwards by convection
- 17. The ___ the thin layer of the sun that is just above the photosphere and that glows a reddish color during eclipses
- 18. The ___ Effect is the change in frequency (pitch) of a wave when a source moves relative to an observer.
- 21. This type of galaxy does not have a shape.
- 23. The ___ is made of ionized gas and is 10 times as dense as iron.
- 24. This part of an atom exists in the nucleus and has no charge
- 25. The ___ is the visible surface of the sun.
Down
- 2. This type of galaxy is generally round but stretch longer along one axis than along the other.
- 3. substances that cannot be decomposed by chemical means into another chemical
- 5. These are loops of relatively cool gas that extends above the photosphere
- 6. The __________ model shows where the electrons, protons and neutrons in an atom
- 8. This part of an atom exists in the nucleus and is positively charged
- 9. If the star is one of the “smaller” large mass stars it will end up as a _______ Star
- 11. These constellations that appear to circle around the north star
- 14. The ___ is the outermost layer of the suns atmosphere, reaching temps of 1,000,000 C.
- 15. This part of an atom orbits the nucleus and is negatively charged
- 19. The Cosmic ______ Background Radiation, CMB, is the “echo” of the Big Bang
- 20. Spiral galaxies can sometimes have a bar in the center, making it a ___ spiral galaxy.
- 22. ________ are dark areas of the photosphere that are cooler than the area surrounding it and has a strong magnetic field.
- 23. Patterns of stars representing mythological characters, animals, or familiar objects.