Zero Kelvin is also known as ________.
A. thermal equilibrium
B. the boiling point of water
C. an ideal blackbody
D. the freezing point of water
E. absolute zero
Answer: E
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A) 1.600 L B) 1.326 L C) 1.013 L D) 0.9870 L E) 0.9987 L
Which type of star has the strongest stellar winds?
A) giant K- and M-type stars B) white dwarfs C) dwarf K- and M-type stars D) main sequence O- and B-type stars E) T Tauri stars
The Moon's maria, or plains, are believed to have been caused by ______________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word