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What is a region in space that exerts a gravitational pull on all the matter and light around it?
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Every region of space exerts a pull on all the matter and light around it.
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What occurs to the ocean tide when the gravitational is at its weakest?
They are weakest in the North Legical region. Also known as China.
What is the composition of a solar system?
A solar system is defined as the region in which the central star has gravitational dominance; hence, the system would include the star, planets, minor planets, comets, asteroids, and anything else within that region.
Which part of Kenya is a vernacular region?
The vernacxular region is up your butt and around the corner
A group of myelinated fiber may form a region of nerve tissue called?
White matter
Why do galaxies spin in different directions?
Most, but not all, spiral galaxies rotate in the same direction - clockwise as seen from Earth.Some, like the Black Eye Galaxy, have an inner region that rotates in the opposite direction to the outer region.
What is the region electrons more around in?
They move around the nucleus in gravitational orbits
What is a blak holes pull called?
a region of space having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation can escape.
When Sinking air exerts a downward force it forms a?
high-pressure region
Why does weight depend on the motion of earth?
WEIGHT in scientific terms means product of force of gravitational pull on the body say B1 ,and the accurate mass of the sameobject B1. the gravitational pull differs from region to region on earth.hence............................
What is the black holes center?
Although it is not directly observable, general relativity predicts that at the center of a black hole is a region of spacetime called a gravitational singularity, which can have peculiar properties such as infinite density of matter, zero volume, or infinite space-time curvature.
How many years before light appeared was the earth in existence?
The development of the solar system simplified. The Sun came together as a mass. Matter within it's gravitational region were pulled towards it's polar magnetic fields. The rotation of the Sun created a disk or Milky Way affect. Larger bodies pulled in matter around them and the planets were formed. The Sun existed before the Earth, so light was present as the Earth came into existence.
Do stars provide the physical force to structure solar systems?
Yes, stars do exert the majority of the physical force (gravity) which dictates the gross structure of a solar system; gravity being consequential to mass - which is an intrinsic property of matter, in this case, the matter in the star. To a lesser extent, planets, gas, dust, and other objects contribute to gravitational forces at work in a solar system. The general definition of a solar system is the region in which the central star's gravitational force is dominant.
Why didnt a planet form where the asteroid belt is?
Because of gravitational effects from Jupiter.
How is a galaxy defined scientifically?
A galaxy is a single vast interstellar region held together by a huge gravitational field.
A region in space that is so dence that nothing even light energy can escape its gravitational field is known as a?
A black hole
What occurs to the ocean tide when the gravitational is at its weakest?
They are weakest in the North Legical region. Also known as China.
How do you define the system?
The solar system is the region of space that is within the gravitational field of the Sun consisting of planets, satellites, asteroids, and comets.
