The Colors of Stars! | The Science of Colors! | SciShow Kids

The video tutorial explores the observation of stars using a telescope, highlighting that stars come in various colors, each indicating different temperatures. The sun, a yellow star, is used as a reference point. The tutorial explains that red stars are the coolest, while blue stars are the hottest. It encourages viewers to note star colors and temperatures and to explore the science of stars further.

What did the narrator initially think about the color of other stars?

• They would all be yellow.

• They would all be red.

• They would all be blue.

• They would all be white.

What does the color of a star indicate?

• Its age.

• Its temperature.

• Its size.

• Its distance from Earth.

Which color of star is the hottest?

• Orange

• Yellow

• Blue

• Red

How do yellow stars compare in temperature to red and blue stars?

• They are hotter than both red and blue stars.

• They are hotter than red stars but cooler than blue stars.

• They are the same temperature as red stars.

• They are cooler than both red and blue stars.

What is the narrator excited to do after learning about star colors?

• Write a book about the sun.

• Travel to a blue star.

• Find more cool red stars and super-hot blue stars.

• Build a new telescope.