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- Pre-Lab Quiz: Sky Surmises
Pre-Lab Quiz: Sky Surmises
Discuss each question with your team. Be prepared to explain the reasoning behind your team's answers after the quiz.
- Compared to a star with an apparent magnitude of 6, a star with an apparent magnitude of -1 is ________
- Brighter
- Dimmer
- More massive
- Less massive
- The Sun crossing the celestial equator marks the beginning of which of the following seasons? Choose all that apply.
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
- If it is July 21st, is a constellation at RA = 20h up during the day or during the night?
- When is a constellation at RA = 0h up at midnight?