Answer: Ok so i did some research and this might just help you out: Hot Jupiter's are a class of gas giant exoplanets that are inferred to be physically similar to Jupiter but that have very short orbital periods (P<10 days). Scientist never would of though this was possible to have the almost alike planet but in a different form of gases. Scientists were shocked by the characteristics by these planets and were surprised how hot they got.
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The answer is
Longitudinal waves.
The particle displacement in a longitudinal wave is
parallel to the direction of wave propagation. The ground particles simply oscillate
back and forth their equilibrium positions unlike transverse waves that do not
move along with the waves but rather oscillate up and down their individual
equilibrium positions.
Chile takes up around half of south America's western coast, only sharing it with Peru and colombia.
i believe its <span>Democritus</span>
