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Astronomy final Crossword
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2) Edwin Hubble
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1) quasar
3) primarily old, metal-poor stars
4) small central bulge and loosely wound spiral arms.
5) The optical path through the gravitational lens producing one image is longer than that for the other image.
6) be almost perfectly placed on a line between Earth and the quasar
7) Albert Einstein
8) Elliptical galaxies have a disk and a central bulge but no spiral arms.
9) day
10) Sa
11) irregular galaxies
12) have very bright, very hot starlike central cores with variable energy output
13) infrared
14) size of the nuclear bulge
15) normal spiral
16) extreme redshift of visible Balmer and UV Lyman hydrogen emission lines, indicating high recessional velocities and hence, by the Hubble law, very large distances
17) expansion of space, stretching the photon’s wavelength while the photon is traveling toward Earth
18) elliptical galaxy
19) While the electromagnetic force of a charged particle has an infinite range, it is usually screened (and limited) by the existence of charges of the opposite sign. Ordinary matter has only one sign and therefore does not screen other gravitational forces.
20) they contain no gas and dust clouds or young, hot stars.
21) The Milky Way has at least four spiral arms, whereas most galaxies have only two.
22) barred spiral
23) Spacetime is something real, with galaxies inside it; as spacetime expands, the galaxies (or superclusters of galaxies) are carried along by the expansion.
24) spiral galaxy classification
25) Sc
26) The most loosely wound galaxy, Sc, has the most dust and gas in its arms.
27) irregular galaxies
28) the double image of a single source behind the galaxy produced by gravitational lensing by the galaxy.
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