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Astronomy Quote Quiz: Numbers Game

Question # 14 (May 2 - June 28, 2005)

Q: The diameter of the pulsating red giant star Mira varies from about 200 to 400 times the diameter of the Sun. If such a star were located at the position of the Sun, how far out in the solar system would it extend at maximum diameter?
Between Mercury and Venus bar20.7% 37
Between Venus and Earth bar17.3% 31
Between Earth and Mars bar20.7% 37
Between Mars and Jupiter bar41.3% 74

Total Votes: 189

Answer: D. Between Mars and Jupiter.


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