Use the following table to answer the question. Star Apparent Magnitude (m) Absolute Magnitude (M) m-M Spectral Type 1 -1.46 1.46 0 F0 2 -0.72 -2.5 1.78 A1 3 0.12 -8.1 8.22 B8 4 0.41 -7.2 7.61 M2 5 -0.27 4.4 -4.67 G2     Put the stars in order from Hottest to Coolest.

The question asked in Olber’s Paradox of cosmology is

The cause of the Mariana Trench on the west coast of the United States is

How many fundamental forces are known in science?

Lenticular galaxies are similar in structure to a spiral galaxy. Which feature are they missing?

Why does the Earth have seasons?

The absolute magnitude of a star is defined to be the apparent magnitude that the star would have if it were at a standard distance of _____ parsec(s).

There is star formation in Elliptical Galaxies.

The predominant gas in the atmospheres of Jovian planets is

The planet that rotates on its axis in nearly the same period as the Earth is: