The material that forms rocks ultimately does come from asteroids. But the rocks on earth have been destroyed, re-formed, and altered numerous times by geologic processes, so it would be erroneous to say they are "made of asteroids."
As to how:
The planets originated from a disk of gas and dust orbiting the young sun. The dust coalesced into larger particles, which eventually grew into asteroids. These asteroids collided with one another, forming larger and larger bodies. Some of these became planet-like objects called planetesimals, which collided to form proto-planets. Eight of these proto-planets eventually became the planets we know today, including Earth.
NO, they are made of rocks.
Asteroids Minerals Asteroids are made of Rocks,Craters and other Asteroids So .... most sciientist bielieve they are remanings of planets not formed
Asteroids are orbiting bodies that are made up of rocks. Asteroids can be small or very large with lengths of 600 miles.
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Saturn's rings are made up of dust, rocks , asteroids, and moons.
Meteorites or asteroids can strike planets and moons.
Asteroids are are big rocks floating in space. alot of asteroids can be found in the asteroid belt
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Saturns ring are rocks and meteors spinning around Saturn
Large rocks that orbit the sun are known as asteroids. They are made up of rock and metal, and most of them reside in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Some asteroids can also be found throughout the solar system.
Typically, asteroids are silicates (rocks) and water (in the form of ice), which is pretty much the same stuff that comets are made of, except that the big, beautiful comets are mostly water, and the asteroids are mostly rock. Asteroids may also have some metals and someday these may be commercially valuable.
Asteroids, meteoroids, and comets are space objects that are made of chunks of rock. Asteroids are rocky bodies that orbit the Sun within the asteroid belt, meteoroids are smaller rocky fragments that travel through space, and comets are a mixture of rock, dust, ice, and frozen gases.