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We live at 48 degree latitude. What is the angle between the Northern Horizon and North Celestial Pole?

48 Degree Angle

Angle is the degree we are at for latitude

Star M has an apparent visual magnitude of 13.6 and Star N has an apparent visual of 9.6. Star M is how many times (fainter or brighter) ?

39.8 Fainter

(2.512)^4

Can you see a star that has an apparent visual magnitude of 9?

No

Can’t see anything fainter than 6th class

Which way do the stars rotate around the Celestial North Pole during the night?

Counterclockwise

If we rotate clockwise

__Brightest star. A) -9.6. B) -6.9


__ Faintest star. C)1.2 D)4.2 E)6.7

A) -9.6 Brightest Star


E) 6.7 Faintest Star

Negative bright


Positive faint

Is Polaris the brightest star in the sky?

No

46th out of 50 brightest stars


+2

During what season(s) can Polaris be seen in the Northern Hemisphere?

All Seasons

If at the North Pole they see all year round.

Planet with uniform temperature all the time?

Venus

V_ _ _ _

Solar System Celestial object 1/2 the Earth’s diameter?

Moon

M_ _ _ _

Planet with sulfuric acid in atmosphere?

Venus

V_ _ _ _

Solar System Celestial object nearly tidally locked to the sun?

Mercury

M_ _ _ _ _ _

Solar System Celestial object about 1/3 Earth’s diameter?

Mercury

M_ _ _ _ _ _

Planet with two moons?

Mars

M _ _ _

Planet you fly through the atmosphere?

Venus

V _ _ _ _

Planet other than Earth that can have liquid water?

Mars

M_ _ _

Planet that rotates backwards compared to the others?

Venus

V_ _ _ _

We are in a warming period of?

20,000 yrs

What is the period of an ice age?

250million yrs

What is the glaciations cycle within an ice age?

40,000 yrs

How long does it take for precession (one wobble on Earth’s axis)?

26,000 yrs

How long is the inclination cycle?

41,000 yrs

Over what time period does the Earth’s elliptical orbit change?

100,000 yrs