Well there are over 125 billion Galaxies out there that are estimated of at this time. Each holds anywhere from 100 to 400 billion stars each. That is a lot of starts! Hope this helps. :)
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Those spots are called maria, from the Latin word for sea, because early astronomers mistakenly thought they were lunar seas (they're actually volcanic plains). The smooth and dark maria cover 17 percent of the surface of the moon. Almost all of them are visible from Earth
Explanation:
If there is an increase in orbital radius, this would also increase the average orbital speed or the velocity.
The orbital radius and the orbital speed is directly proportional. When the radius is increased, the orbital speed will also increase but it has to add energy to the system to increase the orbital radius.
The four terrestrial planets are known as Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars, they are all rocky planets composed primarily of silicate rocks and/or metals. They are all the planets closest to the sun in our Solar System. The Gas Giant's or Jovian Planets and <span>are composed mainly of a combination of gases/elements: </span>hydrogen<span>, </span>helium<span>, and </span>water<span> that exist in various </span><span>physical states. These are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Behind them is the dwarf planet Pluto (which has recently been re-instated officially as a planet), this is located in the Kuiper Belt.</span>
B. Stems absorbed water and minerals from soil
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