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   Tips for Preparing Science Olympiad Participants For the “Reach for the Stars” Event A. Additions to the 2004 identification list: • Added the variable star, Algol, in Perseus. This is the Arabic adaptation for the “head of the demon” or “demon” star. • Added Pegasus, or “The Great Square of Pegasus.”

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   Dec 14, 2023 · A large gas/haze emission in the aftermath of a supergiant star exploding. The powerful, luminous explosion of a star. A dark object that can form when a star over 50 times the mass of the Sun collapsing into itself. A measurement to find how bright a star is. A measurement to find the amount of energy radiated per second.

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   Reach for the Stars B Team #: Part B: Fascinating, Notable Object Features 18 questions, 26 points total 10. (1 point) Which of the following stars is a variable star with rapid pulsations and small, irregular light curve am-plitudes? A. T Tauri B. Deneb C. Vega D. Zeta Ophiuchi 11. (1 point) Which of the following DSOs contains an inac-

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   What is the reach for the Stars event?

   • The Reach for the Stars Event entered the rotation of astronomy-based National Science Olympiad B Division events in the 1980s, and has historically been a general observational astronomy event focusing on identification of constellations and Deep Sky Objects with a specific focus each year .

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   How should a reach for the stars test be formatted?

   • It is often desirable for both the test author and the competitors for Reach for the Stars tests to be formatted such that the images referenced in the test are separate from the questions, usually in the form of a powerpoint presentation or image sheets attached to each test.

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   What are the 2017 Reach for the Stars event rules?

   • The 2017 Reach for the Stars event rules contain changes in event focus and constellation/star/DSOs from the 2016 event rules. Not all questions on a given test must pertain to any one concept in the rules, but all should be relevant to the objects and topics outlined in “Part I” and “Part II” of the rules.

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   Should a reach for the stars test be based on random trivia?

   • Reach for the Stars tests should not be based on “random” trivia, and while detailed quantitative and qualitative information about the objects is is important for understanding the formation and evolution of these objects, the event should not primarily test students on “random” or obscure information about the objects.

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   Created by. Aaro_Chen. The Reach for the Stars tournament is finally here! But if you are scatching your head in confusion, this card set is the perfect material to help you study the constellations, stars, and deep sky objects. Please enjoy this card set.

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   Reach for the Stars Test Page 1 Section A: Refer to Image Sheet 1 for questions #1-30. For questions #1-12, write the name of the constellation indicated by the capital letter on Image Sheet 1. 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E 6. F 7. G 8. H 9. I 10. J 11. K 12. L For questions #13-24, write the name of the star or DSO indicated by the

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   SBa. Classify the following galaxy based on the Hubble Sequence. Classification can be somewhat subjective, so a range of answers may be accepted. E0. Fill in the data table and plot the stars on the H-R diagram. Star/Apparent Mag./Distance (LY)/Spectral Class/Absolute Mag. ___________ 0.03 25 A0V 0.6.