The 'EAS Practice for Final' quiz assesses understanding of advanced physics topics, focusing on relativity, cosmology, and space-time concepts. It explores effects of high-speed travel on aging, properties of space-time under different theories, and the universe's fate based on density parameters.
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That han solo left alderon before he arrived at tatooin
That han solo arrived at tatooine after he left alderon
Both a and b above
Neither a or b above
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An increase in the radius of the sun
An increase in the rate of H fusion
An increase in the amount of carbon
An increase in the temperature of the sun
None of the above
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A piece of ivory
A diamond
A piece of slate
A cube of ice
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Medium temperature stars
The coolest stars
The hottest stars
Life span and temperature have no correlation
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Fusion reactions above Fe(56) are exothermic(release energy)
Fusion reactions above Fe(56) are endothermic(require energy input)
Nuclides above Fe(56) are unstable
Iron is a heavy, hard metal
None of the above
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Copernicus
Newton
Einstein
Galileo
Aristotle
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Be shorter than the wavelength transmitted by the spacecraft
Be longer than the wavelength transmitted by the spacecraft
Be the same as that observed on earth
It is not possible to determine this relationship
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A complete scientific law
Empirical analysis
A scientific theory
A scientific hypothesis
B and c above
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The andes
The big island of hawaii
The slopes of the himalayas
The north georgia mountains
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The superior planets are called this because they have more mass than earth
The superior planets are called this because they are more likely to support life than earth
The superior planets are called this because they are closer to the sun than earth
The superior planets are called this because they are farther from the sun than earth
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There is no sedimentary rock on the planet
The polarity of the magnetic field on the planet does not vary like that on earth
The planet is tectonically active
There is no igneous rock on the planet
The planet is tectonically dead
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Time, speed of light, mass
Distance, time, velocity
Distance, time, mass
Speed of light, time, distance
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Speed of light
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There is no sedimentary rock on the planet
The polarity of the magnetic field on the planet does not vary like that on earth
The planet is tectonically active
There is no igneous rock on the planet
The planet is tectonically dead
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The depletion of volatiles in the moon
The similarity of mass fractionation of oxygen isotopes on the earth and the moon
The low density of the moon
Tidal locking between the earth and moon
None of the above
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Person A
Person B
Both will reach it at the same time
Answer is undeterminable
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Big crunch
Expansion continues but decelerates until it reaches the ultimate size
It is unknown, an open universe
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Frictional deceleration of the moons orbital speed
Conservation of angular momentum
Gravitational pulling by the moon on the earths tidal bulge
The gravitational effect of the earth tidal bulge effects the angular velocity of the moon
None of the above
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Rain
Metamorphosis of calcium carbonate (limestone)
Rotting logs
Weathering of rocks
Growing trees
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Was produced by the s-process
Was produced by the r-process
Was not present at the formation of our solar system
A and c above
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Big crunch
Expansion continues but decelerates until it reaches the ultimate size
It is unknown, an open universe
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Copernicus
Newton
Kepler
Galileo
Aristotle
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Without a tropopause, there is no way to trap water in the atmosphere
Venus is a volcanic planet that releases too much CO2 into its atmosphere
There is not enough CO2 in the venusian atmosphere
Venus is too close to the sun
None of the above
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Planetary nebula/protosun/main sequence star/red giant/white dwarf
Protosun/main sequence star/red giant/planetary nebula/white dwarf
Protosun/main sequence star/planetary nebula/red giant/white dwarf
Planetary nebula/protosun/red giant/main sequence star/white dwarf
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The oceanic crust is less dense than the continental crust
The contents of the oceanic crust more closely resemble the content of the mantle than do the contents of the continental crust
The continental crust is younger than the oceanic crust
The oceanic crust if primarily mafic
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