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How were craters created in World War 1?
by astroids
How can you describe astroids?
Asteroids and Meteoroids were created when the universe was created or as a result of a collision.
How do they name astroids?
they are just called astroids.
What is a asteroids?
Astroids are huge rocks but all the astroids don't look the same.
What year were asteroids created?
Astroids have not been "created". Astroids are the remains of dead planets and stars that travel through space at speeds of up to 1 million kilometers an hour. Astroids have been around since planets and stars were created.
Where are astroids found?
in canada
How are astroids and comets alike?
yes they are.
Which planet has the most astroids?
Saturn.
What are crators on the moon?
holes that astroids hit
What caused crators on the moon?
Metorites and astroids.
Does Mercury have astroids?
No, none of the planets have asteroids.
What are rocks moving through space?
Astroids
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