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Mars's orbit is not unusual.
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How long mars obit the sun?
687 earth days
What is most unusual thing about this meteorite?
it was found on the planet mars
What kind of scientist would study Pluto has a highly unusual orbit compared to Mars or earth?
Geologist
What kind of obit do the plants go in?
It goes in a circular orbit around the sun.
What planet has red sand?
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars.
How long mars obit the sun?
687 earth days
What are some unusual features on Mars?
mars has volcanoes
Is Mars unusual?
Yes
Does Mars have rings or any other unusual features?
There are many unusual features of the planet Mars. The planet is known for its unusual color of rust. The planet also has huge volcanoes.
What is most unusual thing about this meteorite?
it was found on the planet mars
What is appealing about Mars?
Mars is appealing for its unusual atmosphere, unique red sand and it is a planet like no other, who wouldn't be even a little curious about such a baron and unusual planet in our solar system?
What is Amanda Lewis most notable for?
Amanda Lewis is most notable for her obit she wrote for her father. This obit is considered "the best obit ever" as it is extremely difficult for a loved one to face the loss and write such a moving obit.
Are there watermelons on Mars?
An unusual object recently found on Mars by a NASA robot - said to be "the size of a large watermelon"
Do you have to put the obit in the paper to have a funeral?
No, you can have a funeral without an obit. However, the Obit and Funeral Notice alerts family and friends of the time and place for viewing and funeral services.
Which month is earth closest to Mars?
This question can't be answered unless the year is also specified. You need to give a year since Earth and Mars take different amount of days to obit the sun they do not sync up in the same place year to year.
How do you spell obit?
The term "obit" is short for "obituary" or death notice including biographical details.
Does the sun obit the earth?
NO
