Question: If the galaxy were shrunk to the size of a football field
how far apart would the sun and its nearest neighboring stars be
choices
less than a human hair
a few centimeters
a few millimeters
about a meter
Answer:
The sun and its neighboring stars would be "a few millimeters" distance away when the galaxy is shrunk to the size of a football field
Explanation:
Very very long back the earth was the closest star other than sun. The distance is very higher in real, if in case the galaxy will shrink to the football size all other components will simultaneously decrease hence the distance factor of all the elements present in the galaxy will also decrease with the shrinkage, may be the closer one will get attached to it can the farther one will come very close to the sun.
The second question is false, because we have federal, state, and local law.
Yes unless u do it illegally (dont do) to get your lisence
Answer:peer testimony
Explanation:this is a testimony taken from what one has observed from an ordinary person without accredited expertise of the subject .
When one observe a situation and can testify based on what they saw or experienced .
Continental Drift is what causes the movement of continents. The tectonic plates move over, under, or directly into each other, causes one plate to move upwards, or downwards, while the other moves downwards or upwards. If the two plates hit head on, both plates tend to move upward, forming mountains.
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