(-3, -2) I believe it should be
Weather forecasting is what goes into the blank
The answer to your question would be ( Distant stars give off less light )
Answer:
Option B is correct.
Explanation:
Earth rotates on its axis at an average speed of 1700 km/hr. That seems like a really high speed, however, we orbit the sun at around 107.000 km/hr.
And going even further, our entire solar system orbits the Galactic Center of the Milky Way at an average of 828.000 km/h.
Our entire galaxy also moves, although its hard to determine its exact speed. Scientists believe that the Milky way moves at 2.2 million km/h relative to the CBR (Cosmic Background Radiation) that its present everywhere across the universe.
