(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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90% of all stars would be classified as this type
main sequence
the study of the light coming from stars
stellar spectroscopy
crab nebula
type 1a supernova
cool stars are this color
red
a ball of gas powered by nuclear fusion
star
the most massive of the massive stars collapse to make this when they die
black hole
low energy radiation, just past the red end of visible light
infrared
massive stars die when they get to this elment in their core
iron
the gaps in a stars spectra
absorption lines
these types of stars go supernova when they die
high mass
the late life phase for mid-mass stars
red giant
a chart displaying several characteristics of stars
HR diagram
the highest energy form of radiation
gamma ray
any type of cloud of gas & dust
nebula
hot stars are this color
blue
how bright a star appears
apparent magnitude
mid-mass stars die when they get to this element in their core
carbon
the absorption lines of a stars spectra indicate what _____ a star is made of
elements
the element most stars are fusing
hydrogen
when a star explodes we call it this
supernova
the late life phase of high mass stars
red supergiant
A star squished to the size of a city, its essentials a ball of atomic nuclei
neutron star
the nuclear process that powers stars
fusion
a type of nebula where stars are being born
stellar nursery
What our sun will become after it dies.
white dwarf
fusion of Hydrogen makes this element
helium
what happens to white dwarfs after they lose all their heat
black dwarf
A "normal" supernova that happens when a stars nuclear fuel runs out
type 2 supernova
the star at the upper left of Orion
betelgeuse
a rotating neutron star
pulsar
how bright a star actually is
absolute magnitude
the sometimes ring-like structure that remains when a mid-mass star dies
planetary nebula