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How many kilometers is the star from the sky?

170 million km

151 million km

10 million km

144 million km
2 Question
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From which country does the word star come?

Cuba

German

Italy

Greek
3 Question
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What type of star was closest to the Earth?

Proxima Centauri

Beta Centauri

Theta Centauri

Epsilon Centauri
4 Question
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Who discovered the constellation of Leo?

Aristotle

Ptolemy

Nicolaus Copernicus

Plato
5 Question
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Which star was a remnant of a supernova first observed around 1050 AD?

Vela Pulsar

Crab Pulsar

Crab Nebula

Geminga
6 Question
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Where are stars first formed?

In the Supernovae

Inside the protogalaxies

Outside the galaxy

None of the above
7 Question
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A star is made of liquids.

True

False
8 Question
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What is the size of a star?

1.5 million kilometers across

1.7 million kilometers across

1.8 million kilometers across

1.4 million kilometers across
9 Question
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Who created the first star catalog in astronomy?

Eudoxus of Cnidus

Hipparchus

Aristarchus of Samos

Eratosthenes
10 Question
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What kind of star did Edward Pickering discover?

spectroscopic binary stars

stellar spectroscopy

magnetic field

Orion constellation
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How many stars are there in the universe?

up to one trillion stars

up to one million stars

up to one septillion stars

up to one billion stars
12 Question
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How many stars are visible at night from Earth?

3000

2000

5000

6000
13 Question
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What method does a star use to burn hydrogen into helium?

All the above

Nuclear power

Nuclear fission

Nuclear fusion
14 Question
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How many constellations are there in the night sky?

55

99

88

77
15 Question
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Which type of supernova is the result of the collapse of the core of a massive star?

Type Ib and Ic supernovae

Type Sb and Ic supernovae

Type IL and IK supernovae

Type IV and Ic supernovae