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Does mercury have momentum

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Technically speaking, momentum was invented in 1683 by Teddy Roosevelt on Earth. This being the case momentum, like french fries, cannot happen to exist on a planet it wasn't invented on unless we bring it there.

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What is the formation or origin of mercury the planet?

Mercury presumably formed in the same manner Earth did, from a disc of matter circling the Sun. Its orbit is more elliptical (varying) than Earth's, which suggests a greater variation in the initial momentum of its constituent matter.


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The product of mass and velocity?

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An example of momentum?

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