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stiks02 [169]
3 years ago
15

Harrison discovered two objects in space with the help of his telescope. He noted down the characteristics of the objects in the

chart below.
Objects
Size
Number of moons
Rings
1
very large
many
present
2
very small
very few
absent

Which of these statements is most likely correct about Object 1 and Object 2 discovered by Harrison?

Object 1 is an asteroid and Object 2 is a comet.
Object 2 is an asteroid and Object 1 is a comet.
Object 1 is an outer planet and Object 2 is an inner planet.
Object 2 is an outer planet and Object 1 is an inner planet.
Physics
1 answer:
spayn [35]3 years ago
5 0
Object #1 is very large; it has rings and many moons.
It's most likely the outer planet Saturn.

Object #2 is very small; it has no rings and a few moons but not many.
This one is most likely the inner planet Mars.

(3rd choice)
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