Exam 15: Star Formation and the Interstellar Medium
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Exam 18: Our Expanding Universe70 Questions
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The interstellar medium is divided up into three different kinds of gas clouds: cold gas at 10 K,warm gas at 8,000 K,and hot gas at about 1 million K.
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We detect neutral gas in the interstellar medium by looking for radiation at 21 cm that arises when
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Compare the volume of the Sun with the volume of interstellar space it occupies.Is the occupied percentage large or small? (Note: the radius of the
;the nearest star is 4.6 light-years away; 
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The lowest-density gas in the interstellar medium is also the coldest.
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