An important unit in the solar system is the astronomical unit, or AU, that refers to the average distance between _______ and t
he sun of 93 million miles. Except for the moon Hyperion that orbits Saturn, all known moons in the solar system are _______ locked. Most moons have prograde orbits about their planets, meaning that they orbit in the same direction as their planets _______. Many comets, meteorites, and other large bodies called dwarf planets can be found in the _______ Belt. Describe the processes occurring in a nebula and explain why rocky planets are formed closer to the center of the solar system.
5.A solar nebula forms when the gas and dust are pulled together in a spinning disk. Particles began to clump together due to gravity, and larger chunks of material exert more gravity on nearby dust and gas. These chunks of material grew faster and formed planets or moons. Denser elements such as iron settled closer to the center of the solar nebula.
5.A solar nebula forms when the gas and dust are pulled together in a spinning disk. Particles began to clump together due to gravity, and larger chunks of material exert more gravity on nearby dust and gas. These chunks of material grew faster and formed planets or moons. Denser elements such as iron settled closer to the center of the solar nebula.
<span>ATP stands for Adenosine Tri-Phosphate and it consists of three inorganic phosphates and an adenosine molecule. When ATP breaking down to ADP, the energy is released from the breaking down of a molecular bond and this energy is used to our daily operations.</span>
