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What are all the planets that have planets?
A planet can not have planets.it probably can have planets say somehow 2 planets crashed together then exploded and little pieces come from the planet
What is the point that two individual joints come together?
Two joints would never come together in a normal body. Two bones come together in a joint.
What are the odds of planets orbiting opposite ways?
Quite small because they all come from the same cloud of objects that is all rotating one way, so something quite violent would have to happen for one of them to reverse its rotation. Planets outside our solar system could certainly orbit their star in a different way, but it would be hard to define the direction of their orbits.
Where does planets orbital speed come from?
They have always had angular momentum since they were formed and that's because when particles gather together under the force of gravity the energy appears as rotation, unless any two particles happen to be headed exactly towards each other, which is unusual.
Why don't meteors boil in space?
It is not hot enough in open space for that to happen. It is only when the come in contact with warmer areas, such as atmopheres of planets or stars, that they burn up.
What are all the planets that have planets?
A planet can not have planets.it probably can have planets say somehow 2 planets crashed together then exploded and little pieces come from the planet
Why are the terrestrial planets smaller than the gaseous planets?
the terrestrial planets are made of iron cores and the gaseous planets are bigger and are made up of many gases that come together so if u could stand on one of these planets u would sink in goo the gaseous planets also have more gravity
What happens when asteroids make new planets?
Asteroids do not make new planets. It's at least theoretically possible that this could happen; if enough mass were to come together so that the total gravity were to crush the separate rocks into a single object, and if the total mass were SO great that it would crush them into a sphere. But this would be difficult to do on purpose, and the odds against it happening as a chance occurrence would be, literally, "astronomical".
What has been around for for millions of years but no more then a month old what is it?
A moon. Moons have been orbiting planets for millions of years, but a new moon is formed when debris or space dust come together, which can happen in a span of a month.
What would happen if the pilgrims did not come to America?
Somebody else would have come. Nothing would have happened.
Which two planets are the closest together?
Mercury and Venus The distance between planets is changing constantly (because they're moving) , but Mercury and Venus come closest together. As a general rule the further from the Sun you go the further apart planets are spread.
Which two are the closest together?
Mercury and Venus are the closest together because of there sizethey are also the smallest planetsThe distance between planets is changing constantly (because they're moving) , but mercury and venus come closes together. As a general rule the further from the sun you go the further apart planets are spread. They are not the smallest planets, mars is smaller than venus.
What is gravity's job in the universe?
Gravity basically makes things come together, and keep together. For example, due to gravity: * Galaxies form and keep together * Stars form and keep together * Stars get hot enough for nuclear fusion to start * Planets form and keep together * Planets keep around their stars, instead of wandering off into space
What is the point that two individual joints come together?
Two joints would never come together in a normal body. Two bones come together in a joint.
What does predition mean?
how the prey and predetor come together at something
What are the odds of planets orbiting opposite ways?
Quite small because they all come from the same cloud of objects that is all rotating one way, so something quite violent would have to happen for one of them to reverse its rotation. Planets outside our solar system could certainly orbit their star in a different way, but it would be hard to define the direction of their orbits.
How come being so much farther from the sun would effect the outer planets?
The outer planets are colder, and life cannot be supported there in such cold conditions.
