Leah Abbate
Astronomy teacher | Tutor for 7 years
I hold a degree in Astronomy from The Sage Colleges. My passion lies in unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos and sharing the wonders of the universe with others. With a deep understanding of celestial mechanics, astrophysics, and cosmology, I bring clarity to complex astronomical concepts. Through engaging lessons and interactive discussions, I foster a love of learning about the cosmos in students of all ages. Whether exploring the life cycles of stars or contemplating the vastness of space, I am dedicated to inspiring curiosity and igniting a sense of wonder about the universe we inhabit.
Questions
What is a newly formed star referred to as?
What keeps the earth in the solar system?
What solar system is the Earth in?
Is it possible that life could exist on Jupiter?
How many times bigger is the sun compared to Earth?
What is at the center of the galaxy? Why does the center appear to be so bright?
How can a cepheid variable indicate distance?
What proof do scientists have that the universe is expanding?
How many times larger is the sun compared to the moon?
What is the name of the galaxy we live in?
What is the large-scale structure of the universe? How did astronomers arrive at this structure?
Where did the matter come from that was created during the Big Bang?
What are the significant differences between the life and eventual fate of a massive star and an average-sized star such as the sun?
When will the next supercontinent form on earth?
What elements are needed in order for a star to form?
What cosmological problem is “dark energy” believed to solve?
How did the accretion of galaxies and stars occur?
How big is the observable universe, and why can't we see any further?
What are the chances a large scale asteroid will collide with earth?
What is the name of the largest star in the universe?