"Сравняване на Звезди Пъзел" е кратка онлайн игра, в която да подредите 10 звезди по големина. Упражнение по астрономия за изучаване на различията в размерите на звезди и най-голямата открита звезда. Забавна образователна игра, подходяща за онлайн уроци, интерактивни обучения и за домашно.
Тази забавна учебна игра включва следните звезди:
TRAPPIST-1 = 0.12 of Sun
Alpha Centauri = 0.85 of Sun
The Sun = 1.39 million kilometers diameter
Arcturus = 15 000 Suns (5 digits)
Aldebaran = 86 000 Suns (5 digits)
Rigel = 343 000 Suns (6 digits)
Antares A = 314 432 000 Suns (9 digits)
Betelgeuse = 857 375 000 Suns (9 digits)
VY Canis Majoris = 2 408 080 000 Suns (10 digits)
UY Scuti = 5 510 032 000 Suns (10 digits)
Как се играе Сравняване на Звезди Пъзел.
На екрана има 10 слънца. Влачете и ги пуснете в правилен ред по големина. Може да видите реално сравнение на звездата когато е поставена правилно. Направете го за по-малко от 10 опита за добра оценка.
Постижения:
Да знаете най-голямата звезда и да получите +1 Ниво на Знание.
Трудност: Средна.
Тема на урока: Размери на Звезди и най-голямата звезда.
Ето някои по-значими звезди, включително най-голямата звезда открита от астрономите:
1. TRAPPIST-1 = 0.12 of Sun
Type: Ultra-cool Red Dwarf (M8V)
Radius: Approximately 0.12 times the Sun
Diameter: About 167 000 kilometers (104,000 miles)
Location: Constellation Aquarius
Notable Fact: Hosts a system of seven Earth-sized planets, three of which are in the habitable zone.
2. Alpha Centauri B = 0.85 of Sun
Type: K1V (Orange Dwarf)
Radius: Approximately 0.86 times the Sun
Diameter: About 1.2 million kilometers (750,000 miles)
Location: Constellation Centaurus
Notable Fact: Part of the Alpha Centauri star system, which is the closest star system to the Solar System.
3.The Sun
Type: Yellow Dwarf (G-type main-sequence star)
Radius: ~695 700 kilometers (432,288 miles)
Diameter: ~1.39 million kilometers (864,000 miles)
Location: Center of our Solar System
Notable Fact: Provides the necessary energy to sustain life on Earth.
4. Arcturus = 15 000 Suns
Type: K1.5III (Orange Giant)
Radius: Approximately 25.4 times the Sun
Diameter: About 35 million kilometers (22 million miles)
Location: Constellation Bootes
Notable Fact: Arcturus is the fourth brightest star in the night sky and the brightest star in the northern celestial hemisphere.
5. Aldebaran = 86 000 Suns
Type: Red Giant
Radius: ~44.2 times the Sun
Diameter: ~61 million kilometers (38.3 million miles)
Location: Constellation Taurus
Notable Fact: The brightest star in the constellation Taurus and part of the zodiac.
6. Rigel = 343 000 Suns
Type: Blue Supergiant (B8Ia)
Radius: ~78 times the Sun
Diameter: ~108 million kilometers (67.4 million miles)
Location: Constellation Orion
Notable Fact: One of the brightest stars in the night sky.
7. Antares A = 314 432 000 Suns
Type: Red Supergiant
Radius: ~680 times the Sun
Diameter: ~947 million kilometers (588 million miles)
Location: Constellation Scorpius
Notable Fact: Often referred to as the "heart of the scorpion."
8. Betelgeuse = 857 375 000 Suns
Type: Red Supergiant
Radius: ~764 times the Sun
Diameter: ~1.53 billion kilometers (950 million miles)
Location: Constellation Orion
Notable Fact: One of the most recognizable stars in the night sky.
9. VY Canis Majoris = 2 408 080 000 Suns
Type: Red Hypergiant
Radius: ~1420 times the Sun
Diameter: ~2.84 billion kilometers (1.77 billion miles)
Location: Constellation Canis Major
Notable Fact: Extremely luminous and variable.
10. UY Scuti = 5 510 032 000 Suns
Type: Red Supergiant
Radius: ~1700 times the Sun
Diameter: ~3.4 billion kilometers (2.1 billion miles)
Location: Constellation Scutum
Notable Fact: Currently considered the largest known star by diameter.
