Answer:
See explanation
Explanation:
1. Super Nova
2. Apparent Magnitude
3. One Parsec
4. Cosmology
5. Pulsars
6. Neutron Stars
7. Quasars
8. Brown Dwarf
9. Nebula
10. Constellation
11. Dark Matter or Dark Energy (not sure which one because they are extremely similar and I’m no scientist)
12. Gravity
13. Stellar Evolution
14. Red Shift
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C the shape of rock deforms :))
Answer:
Asteroids can cause great damage if they collide with Earth.
Explanation:
The above statement is actually the passage that is too broad in the passage. A "too broad" statement is one that lacks details and also too general. Such statements tend to cover generalize and cover many possible issues/topics. In such statement, different topics can fit within it.
From the above selected statement, one can see that the statement is too general and details. It wasn't specific on what damage it causes and the type of asteroid that causes what it causes.
Migration is when the birds go from south to north, north to east, east to north, and south to east.
The reasons for migration is that when it is cold the births fly north to south to find somewhere warmer (Like Florida). Birds can't fly in the cold so they fly to the warmer area.
The naval strategy is the preparation and execution of combat at sea. Naval strategy and the associated theory of maritime strategy involves the comprehensive strategy for gaining supremacy at sea, which includes the planning and execution of operations, the action and disposition of naval units by which a leader achieves the benefit of struggling at a place accessible to himself, and the deception of the opponent. The following are the fundamental functions of the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard in the execution of the National Naval Strategy:
1. Secure strategic passage and maintain the global choice of action.
2. Extend existing and developing partnerships and alliances
3. Secure favorable defense requirements
4. guard the U.S. against direct invasion
