Any element can always be identified by its atomic mass.
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For latitude 60°N, the celestial equator extends from due east on the horizon to due west on the horizon, crossing the meridian at an altitude of 90°- 60° = 30° (in the south). Because the start with the dec = +30° lies 30° to the north of the celestial equator on the celestial sphere, it must cross the meridian at a point 30° to the north of where the celestial equator crosses, which means at an altitude of 60°. The same reasoning explains the rest of the rankings, for example, the star with dec = -20° lies 20° to the south of the celestial equator on the celestial sphere, so it must cross the meridian at a point 20° to the south of where the celestial equator crosses, which means it’s at an altitude of 10°.
Therefore, the answers are as follows:
Nearest the Horizon
dec = -20 degrees
dec = -5 degrees
dec = +0 degrees
dec = +10 degrees
dec = +30 degrees
Farthest Above the Horizon
Answer:
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50 billion suns
Even gluttons can't eat forever. When black holes at the hearts of galaxies swell to 50 billion times the mass of our sun, they may lose the discs of gas they use as cosmic feedlots. Most galaxies host a supermassive black hole at their centre.
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