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How can a planetary nebula be identified? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses spherical shape spherical shape di...Question
How can a planetary nebula be identified? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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spherical shape
spherical shape
diffuse edges
diffuse edges
dark area
dark area
central star remnant
Responses
spherical shape
spherical shape
diffuse edges
diffuse edges
dark area
dark area
central star remnant
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A planetary nebula can be identified by the following two characteristics:
1. **Spherical shape** - Planetary nebulae often exhibit a roughly spherical appearance as they expand in all directions.
2. **Central star remnant** - They typically contain a central star remnant, which is a hot core of gas that is often shining brightly as it emits ultraviolet radiation.
So, the correct answers are "spherical shape" and "central star remnant."
1. **Spherical shape** - Planetary nebulae often exhibit a roughly spherical appearance as they expand in all directions.
2. **Central star remnant** - They typically contain a central star remnant, which is a hot core of gas that is often shining brightly as it emits ultraviolet radiation.
So, the correct answers are "spherical shape" and "central star remnant."
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