Why is it so difficult to study the center of our galaxy?
a. Light from the center is lost in the glow of emission nebulae in this direction.
b. Interstellar dust blocks almost all light before it reaches Earth.
c. The exact position of the center is not known.
d. The center of the galaxy puts out very little radiation and is too dim to study.
e. The center of the galaxy is too far away for radiation to be detected by telescopes.
Question 2
Newton's law of gravitational force states that ____.
a. an object with no force on acting on it continues at rest or moves in uniform motion in a straight line with constant velocity
b. an object with no force on it moves in a straight line with constant acceleration
c. for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
d. the force between two objects is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the distance between them squared
e. an object with a force on it is accelerated in the direction of the force an amount inversely proportional to its mass and directly proportional to the size of the force
Hugging Galaxy
The Speed of Light Is Constant
Using a vacuum hose and a test light to ground one cylinder at a time on a distributorless ignition ...
A GWAS study for Type 2 diabetes revealed 386,371 genetic markers, clustered here by chromosome numb
Photoreceptors and UV Light
The X-inactivation center (XIC)