
Star cluster radius D has observer stand in the middle of it.It has apparent magnitude -1.7 .If sun has m=-26.7 and it...
1. A star has a parallax of 0.324 arcseconds and apparent magnitude in V-band m= +1.55. Later observations reveal that the “star” is actually a close binary, with members star 1 and star 2. Star 1 is found to have mı = +1.83. (a) Find the apparent magnitude of star 2, m2. [2 marks] (b) What is the ratio of the V-band flux received from star 1 to that received from star 2? (c) Find the distance to the system...
A star has apparent magnitude 10.0 and absolute magnitude 4.5. How far away is it? Express your answer using two significant figures.
Question 2. The supergiant star Rigel has a parallax 3.78 mas, apparent magnitude m = 0.1, and surface temperature T = 12,100 K. Calculate its: distance [parsec] luminosity [solar units], radius [solar radii]
An isolated star with the radius of the Sun (6.95 × 108 m) rotates on an axis through its centre once every 2.16 × 106 s. It collapses under gravity to form a much denser star with the radius of the Earth (6.38 × 106 m). For the purposes of this question, you may assume that no matter is lost from the star during its collapse. You may also treat the star as a homogeneous sphere before and after the...
Question 1. A star has a parallax 0.043 arcsec and an apparent magnitude m = 7.8. Calculate its distance (parsec) and luminosity. Express the luminosity in watts and as a percentage of the solar luminosity.
9) How distant is a star whose modulus is -7.5? 10) If its apparent magnitude (m) = +13.5 and absolute magnitude (M) = +10, what is the distance to a star? PROBLEMS TO COMPLETE FOR PARALLAX 11) A star has a parallax of .025 seconds of arc—what is its distance in parsecs? The nearest star has a parallax of 76 arc seconds—what is its distance in light years? 12) If star were 2.40 pc from Earth, what would its distance...
Imagine we find a star that has the same radius as the Sun, but its temperature is 9.6 times greater. That star should be _____ times as luminous as the Sun. Suppose we find a planet with an orbital period of 200 days around a star with the same mass as the Sun, but only 75 percent as luminous. What is the planet’s semi-major axis, in AU?
The star Sirius has an apparent magnitude ?V = −1.46 and a parallax ? = 0.37921”.(a) Calculate its distance and absolute magnitude. (b) What would Sirius’ parallax be if it were measured from an observatory on Neptune’s moon Triton as Neptune orbited theSun?
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16. The star Sinbad 7 has an apparent magnitude of 4.73 and an absolute magnitude of 4.73. Determine the distance to Sinbad 7 in parsecs. 2 points O A 17.25 pc O B. 4.73 pc C. 10.0 pc O D. 23.7 pc O E. Cannot be determined without knowing the spectral type.
Star A has radius R, a temperature of T degrees Kelvin, and is at a distance D from Earth. Star B has radius 2R, a temperature 3T and is at a distance 4D from Earth. Star A has an apparent brightness of P watts per square meter. What is the apparent brightness of star B as a multiple of P?