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lisov135 [29]
2 years ago
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Match the term to its description. (4 points) c 1. astronomical body a 2. comet b 3. galaxy d 4. moon a. an object in space b. a

system of stars held by gravitational attraction c. a celestial object consisting of a nucleus of ice and a stream of gas and dust d. an astronomical body that orbits around a planet
Biology
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Aleksandr [31]2 years ago
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Astronomical body - An object in space

Galaxy - A system of stars held by gravitational attraction

Comet - A celestial object consisting of a nucleus of ice and a stream of gas and dust

Moon - An astronomical body that orbits around a planet

<h3>What are different Astronomical bodies ?</h3>

The astronomical bodies or the space bodies are the entities and the substances that are present in space. Some astronomical bodies are

  • Galaxy: It is the system of stars that are held together with the gravitational pull.

  • Comet: These are the celestial bodies in space that are consist of ice, gas, and dust.

  • Moon: It is the outer space body that revolves around the earth.

  • Astronomical body: It is an object that is present in space.

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