A1) The Rotation of The Earth On Its Own Axis Once Every 24 Hours. A2) From West To East (Anticlockwise) - A3) 365 Days (One Year) - A6) It Produces Its Own Light
The document contains 11 questions about planetary bodies and their orbits in our solar system. The questions cover topics like what causes day and night, details on the Earth's rotation and orbit, composition of the solar system, classifications of planets as rocky or gas giants, identifying the hottest and largest planets, and what holds satellites in orbit. Several questions are answered within the document, providing specifics on the Earth's rotation, its orbit around the sun, and that the sun is a star.
The document contains 11 questions about planetary bodies and their orbits in our solar system. The questions cover topics like what causes day and night, details on the Earth's rotation and orbit, composition of the solar system, classifications of planets as rocky or gas giants, identifying the hottest and largest planets, and what holds satellites in orbit. Several questions are answered within the document, providing specifics on the Earth's rotation, its orbit around the sun, and that the sun is a star.
A1) The Rotation of The Earth On Its Own Axis Once Every 24 Hours. A2) From West To East (Anticlockwise) - A3) 365 Days (One Year) - A6) It Produces Its Own Light
The document contains 11 questions about planetary bodies and their orbits in our solar system. The questions cover topics like what causes day and night, details on the Earth's rotation and orbit, composition of the solar system, classifications of planets as rocky or gas giants, identifying the hottest and largest planets, and what holds satellites in orbit. Several questions are answered within the document, providing specifics on the Earth's rotation, its orbit around the sun, and that the sun is a star.
Q3) How long does it take the Earth to orbit once around the Sun? Q4) Why is the Sun a star? Q5) What does our solar system consist of? Q6)Which four planets are called rocky planets? Q7) Which four planets are called gas giants? Q8) Which is the hottest planet in the solar system? Q9) Which is the largest planet in the solar system? Q10) What do we call the shape of the orbits which the planets take round the Sun? Q11) What holds satellites in orbits around the Earth?
A1) The rotation of the Earth on its own axis once every 24 hours. A2) From west to east (anticlockwise). A3) 365 days (one year). A6) It produces its own light.
A1) Nine planets and the Sun.
A3) Between mars and Jupiter. A4) Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. A5) Venus. A6) Jupiter. A7) Ellipses. A8) Gravity.
Quantum Physics For Beginners: A Clear and Concise Guide to Quantum Mechanics and Its Real-World Applications, Demystifying Black Holes, Strings, the Multiverse, and the Theory of Everything