I think the answer is visual learning
<span>Observations show that all galaxies tend to move away from earth, and that more distant galaxies move away from earth at faster velocities than do galaxies closer to the earth. these observations imply that</span> galaxies with high speeds as measured from Earth are moving away from Earth and are farther from Earth than galaxies with lower speeds.
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If hurricanes is a choice then that's the right answer
<span>The minor body that orbits the outside of the Neptune is the planet, Pluto. It slipped along the orbit of Neptune for it to be called as the ninth planet. However, this planet around 248 years to orbit along the sun, which is why it doesn't usually cross paths with Neptune.</span>
