Question
Where is most of the baryonic matter (ordinary matter) of the universe found?(1 point)
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in comets and asteroids
in comets and asteroids
in dark matter and dark energy
in dark matter and dark energy
in planets and natural satellites
in planets and natural satellites
in interstellar gases and stars
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in comets and asteroids
in comets and asteroids
in dark matter and dark energy
in dark matter and dark energy
in planets and natural satellites
in planets and natural satellites
in interstellar gases and stars
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How are the bars in barred spiral galaxies thought to have formed?(1 point)
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merging
merging
primordial collapse
primordial collapse
slow evolution
slow evolution
separation
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merging
merging
primordial collapse
primordial collapse
slow evolution
slow evolution
separation
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Which is a mark of a galaxy formed by collapse?(1 point)
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uniformly young stars
uniformly young stars
same age stars
same age stars
a mix of young and old stars
a mix of young and old stars
abundant gas and dust
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uniformly young stars
uniformly young stars
same age stars
same age stars
a mix of young and old stars
a mix of young and old stars
abundant gas and dust
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How do astronomers know about the future collision of Andromeda and the Milky Way?(1 point)
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The Milky Way has changed course to head toward Andromeda.
The Milky Way has changed course to head toward Andromeda.
Astronomers have observed their movements over time.
Astronomers have observed their movements over time.
All galaxies will collide at some point.
All galaxies will collide at some point.
The two galaxies have collided previously.
Responses
The Milky Way has changed course to head toward Andromeda.
The Milky Way has changed course to head toward Andromeda.
Astronomers have observed their movements over time.
Astronomers have observed their movements over time.
All galaxies will collide at some point.
All galaxies will collide at some point.
The two galaxies have collided previously.
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When parts of a gas cloud collapse, where does the material first form clumps?(1 point)
Responses
in less dense regions with more space between atoms
in less dense regions with more space between atoms
in less dense regions with little space between atoms
in less dense regions with little space between atoms
in denser regions with more space between atoms
in denser regions with more space between atoms
in denser regions with little space between atoms
Responses
in less dense regions with more space between atoms
in less dense regions with more space between atoms
in less dense regions with little space between atoms
in less dense regions with little space between atoms
in denser regions with more space between atoms
in denser regions with more space between atoms
in denser regions with little space between atoms
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Under the influence of gravity, over time the dense central part of a galaxy will do what?(1 point)
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stay as it is, forces balanced
stay as it is, forces balanced
expand
expand
contract
contract
stay the same size but spin more slowly
stay the same size but spin more slowly
Responses
stay as it is, forces balanced
stay as it is, forces balanced
expand
expand
contract
contract
stay the same size but spin more slowly
stay the same size but spin more slowly
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Over time, how will the distribution of matter in a galaxy cluster change?(1 point)
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Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them smaller.
Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them smaller.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them smaller.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them smaller.
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Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them smaller.
Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them smaller.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them larger.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them smaller.
Clumps of material will become smaller and the spaces between them smaller.
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Which factors are most likely to affect whether a galaxy will evolve by merging with a second galaxy? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses
its distance from the other galaxy
its distance from the other galaxy
its size compared to that of the other galaxy
its size compared to that of the other galaxy
its proportion of gas compared to that of the other galaxy
its proportion of gas compared to that of the other galaxy
its age compared to that of the other galaxy
Responses
its distance from the other galaxy
its distance from the other galaxy
its size compared to that of the other galaxy
its size compared to that of the other galaxy
its proportion of gas compared to that of the other galaxy
its proportion of gas compared to that of the other galaxy
its age compared to that of the other galaxy
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Which method of galaxy formation is expected to dominate far in the future?(1 point)
Responses
primordial collapse
primordial collapse
merging
merging
slow evolution
slow evolution
spreading
Responses
primordial collapse
primordial collapse
merging
merging
slow evolution
slow evolution
spreading
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in interstellar gases and stars
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merging
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uniformly young stars
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Astronomers have observed their movements over time.
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in denser regions with little space between atoms
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contract
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Clumps of material will become larger and the spaces between them smaller.
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its distance from the other galaxy and its size compared to that of the other galaxy
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merging
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