Supernovas and beyond

This image is known as a

• Black Hole

• Planetary Supernova

• Supernova II

• Neutron Star

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

Which of the following is a distinguishing property of a neutron star?

• Spinning Rapidly

• Strong Magnetic Field

• Density beyond belief

• All of the above

What emerges from a star when it is exploding?

• Neutrinos

• Gold, Uranium, and Iron

• Chicken nuggets

• Pickles

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

A supernova occurs when a _____ star runs out of fuel (or overloads) and explodes.

• sun-like

• single

• massive

• double

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-3

What happens to a star at the end of its life?

• It explodes... (into pickles)

• The star forms an iron core.

• The star decides it would like to move to Florida, so it explodes, giving it a boost to earth.

• A big space ha-whale eats it.

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-1

When Your Body Goes Inside A Black Hole The Stretching effect is called what

• spaghettification
• stretchification 
• longification
• sausageification

Where are the most supermassive black holes

• In most constellations
• It is unkown
• In the center of most galaxies
• Right next to large stars

Which two things typically result from a Supernova?

• Black Hole and Nova

• Black Hole and Neutron Star

• Neutron Star and Supernova

• All of the above

Neutron stars are formed when gravity squeezes electrons & _____ into neutrons in a supernova.

• protons

• isotopes

• quarks

• matter

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NGSS.HS-PS1-8

One teaspoon of neutron star material can weigh more than

• Mt. Everest.

• a planet.

• a star.

• a black hole