Up and Up
Across
- 1. Across our galaxy, what increases toward the galactic center and decreases as one moves outward?
- 3. It is defined as the distance light travels in one year.
- 8. Refers to a group of galaxies typically consisting of three to ten clusters and extending up to 2,000,000,000 light years.
- 9. What do you call the third largest and the only unbarred spiral galaxy in the Local Group?
- 11. What galaxy was created from a large rotating cloud which eventually collapsed?
- 13. What do you call the substellar objects with true masses, above the limiting mass for thermonuclear fusion of the deuterium?
- 14. What do you call the stars that composed of hydrogen and helium?
- 15. What do you call a vast cluster of galaxies?
- 18. What can impact earth in a very catastrophic manner like what had happened during the Cretaceous period?
- 19. What do you call the stage where the universe continues to expand and its temperature continues to decrease until such time that the universe runs out of any usable heat?
- 20. What is the first exoplanet directly observed from earth as it transited in front of its host star Pegasus?
Down
- 2. What scale uses a color code scale that describes the seriousness of the possible collision?
- 4. What do you call the asteroid that was expected to arrive in February 1, 2019?
- 5. What proves that there are exoplanets existing outside of our solar system and these planetary bodies possess certain characteristics which in a way reflect the same properties of those inside our solar system?
- 6. As a result of collisions, the flakes stuck together and allowed larger particles to attract more larger particles. What caused these rocks to come together and eventually form the planets?
- 7. It refers to the group of stars within the galaxy that resemble each other in terms of age, spatial distribution, or chemical composition.
- 10. What do you call the clusters found in the halo?
- 12. What has converted about 1% of the universe’s hydrogen into other elements?
- 16. What was discovered by Colin Stanley Gum in 1950?
- 17. What do you call the asteroids that orbit in the outer solar system?