All about STARS

What is a complex system of garments that allow astronauts to work safely outside their spacecraft called?

Where are blue stars found on an HR diagram?

Which region of the sun produces all the heat and light we receive on Earth?

What is a space walk?

What are tiny meteoroids traveling fast enough to damage spacecraft called; micrometeoroids or vacuum?

On which region of the sun can you find sunspots?

What are the relatively cool, dark spots appearing periodically in groups on the surface of the sun that are associated with strong magnetic fields?

What is an object making a complete turn on its axis?

What is the term for how bright a star appears to us on Earth; special relativity or apparent magnitude?

What describes the true brightness of a star; absolute magnitude or true luminosity?

What is a large, bright, gaseous feature extending outward from the sun's surface, often in a loop shape?

What is heat transfer in a gas or liquid by the circulation of currents from one region to another; convection or rotation?

What is a volume of space mostly empty of matter, such as oxygen, to breathe; vacuum or microgravity?

Which star would have the greatest true brightness; Canopus- absolute magnitude of -2.50 or Rigel- absolute magnitude of -8.10?

VY Canis Majoris is a very, very large star. It is an extremely bright, cool red star. Where would it be found on the HR diagram?

What is a sudden eruption of magnetic energy released on or near the surface of the sun?

What variable is on the X-axis of the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram?

How do astronomers use our sun to measure other stars?

About how long does it take light to travel from the sun to earth?

Describe microgravity.

What is the luminous star composed mainly of hydrogen and helium around which Earth and other planets revolve?

What is a person trained to be a part of a spacecraft crew called?