This figure shows a "slice of the universe" from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. What is the Sloan Great Wall (indicated by the arrow)?
A) a huge collection of galaxies extending a billion light-years in length
B) a giant wall of hot gas extending a billion light-years in length
C) our cosmological horizon, the point beyond which we cannot see
D) a hypothesized structure built of the particles responsible for creating dark energy in the universe
A) a huge collection of galaxies extending a billion light-years in length
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There is a legend of a Dutch boy who bravely held back the Atlantic Ocean by plugging a leak near the top of a dike with his finger until help arrived. Which is the more likely scenario?
A) the huge size of the Atlantic Ocean makes this impossible B) although the force on his finger would have been huge, the pressure would have been small enough for this to occur C) the force on his finger would have been less than 1 N D) both force and pressure on his finger would have been great, but not too great for a public-spirited Dutch lad E) none of the above
An eclipsing binary will
a. be more luminous than a visual binary. b. also be observed as a spectroscopic binary. c. give off most of its light in the infrared. d. show a constant Doppler shift in its spectral lines. e. show two stars with variable proper motion.
Shell Radius: An ionized atom having Z protons has had all but one of its electrons removed. If R is the radius of the ground state electron orbit in atomic hydrogen, then what is the radius of the shell of the remaining electron in the ionized atom?
A. Z2R B. ZR C. R D. R/Z E. R/Z2
If 1.0 m3 of concrete weighs 5 × 104 N, what is the height of the tallest cylindrical concrete pillar that will not collapse under its own weight? (The compression strength of concrete is 1.7 × 107 N/m2.)
What will be an ideal response?