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An imaginary line through the middle of a body or planet through which that object spins?
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∙ 11y ago
The line is called an axis.
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What is the imaginary line running through the center of a planet?
An imaginary line that runs through the center of a planet and its poles is called its axis.Or possibly a diameter, in regards to the planet's dimensions.
An imaginary line trough them middle of a body or planet?
It is called a diameter.
What imaginary line goes through a planet?
The Axis
What is the planets axis of rotation?
An imaginary line which passes through the poles of the planet.
What are the names of Planet x's moon?
It is an imaginary planet with imaginary moons. It does not exist
How come a planet can not be a constellation?
A constellation is an imaginary pattern of stars visible from our vantage point. A planet is an object orbiting the Sun. They are two completely different things.
Can you give me a sentence using the word equator?
The equator is an imaginary line around the middle of the planet. We crossed the equator this morning.
What is the function of the orbit in the solar system?
Orbit doesn't have a function, as it's not an object, certainly not one created by anyone with a purpose in mind. Orbit is just an approximate trajectory of a planet hurling through space, an imaginary line if you will, not an actual cord that keeps planet afloat.
What is good for a imaginary planet project?
It would be good for an imaginary planet project to try and emulate an existing planet. This will make your planet more believable.
What is a planetary axis?
A planetary axis is the imaginary line or pole through the center of the planet which defines the point around which the planet rotates, or spins.
What is a planets axis?
A planet's axis is the imaginary line that the planet rotates around, like spinning top.
Define orbit and axis of the planets?
The orbit of a planet is the path it takes on its journey around the sun. The axis is an imaginary line through the planet from pole to pole about which the planet revolves or spins.
