Both me and my tutor are confused with some astronomy questions. 10 points to whoever awnsers best! NO HATERS

1. Hydrogen turns to Helium.
2. The Photosphere.
3. The Corona.
4. Less and less of the moon.
5. Tides that occur when the distance between the high and low tides are the Greatest.
6. Full Moon.
7. Protoplanets.
8. The Solar System.
9. Between Mars and Jupiter.
10. When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun.
11. Tilt of the Earth's Axis.
12. Both Vernal and Autumnal Equinoxes.
13. The near side.
14. New Moon, First quarter, Full Moon, Last Quarter, Waning Moon, No Moon.

I love it. You demonstrate utter contempt and disrespect for astronomy, and then insist that people who love it refrain from hating you. Good luck with that.

You need a new tutor. You also need to read the material that your teacher assigned.

Please do your own homework (& post it in the homework section too!). Lastly, don't expect anyone to answer 14 questions for 2 points.

Have you even attempted to research those questions using Google?

Oh,oh I guess I'm a hater.

Yes, there are two many questions "in the same question".

"Fusion" is a word that means bring together into one. Two towns close together. Fusion. Result is one big town.

Hydrogen is an atom with only one proton.
(sometimes one proton plus one neutron, and it is then called deuterium)

Helium is an atom with two protons (and one or two neutrons).

Therefore, fusion (joining) must go from small (hydrogen) to bigger (helium).
When it goes the other way (a big atoms splitting into smaller ones) it is called fission. This does not happen inside the Sun.