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4
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an extremely dense, collapsed star, that nothing can escape from
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sequence in a star's life where fusion begins; most stars are in this sequence
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8
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the theory of how our universe started as an extremely small, hot, dense state
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sun grows about 100x its own size
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10
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the theory that as something moves towards an object, the frequency of the wave produced increases
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13
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characteristics include shorter wavelength, higher energy, and higher temperature
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15
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a dead star, and a solid floating ball of carbon
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18
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a small, white, hot star that glows from leftover heat
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21
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sequence of a star where it either becomes a super giant or planetary nebula
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the process of atoms being broken apart by adding neutrons to it
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2
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characteristics include longer wavelength, lower energy, and lower temperature
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the process of fusing atoms together under extreme heat, by smashing them into each other at extreme speeds
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the highest part of a wavelength
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the spectrum on which light is emitted
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11
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the amount of energy and noise produced by an energy wave
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12
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the lowest part of a wavelength
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14
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sequence where a star has just been formed from a nebula
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the distance between 2 troughs or 2 crests
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large clouds of gas and dust where stars are formed
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used for night vision
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used to see broken bones
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