Mercury. All electromagnetic radiation acts in accordance with an "inverse squares" law; double the distance, and the amount of radiation is reduced by a factor of four, or two squared.
Mercury is 0.38 AU from the Sun, while the Earth is one AU from the Sun. The inverse of 0.38 is 2.63, and 2.63 squared is 6.9. So, the Sun's light at Mercury's distance is about 7 times more intense than it is for Earth.
When your shield is on let the snowballs bounce and hit the helicopter 3 times.
Nothing No One Can Hit A Planet
The suns rays and heat hit it directly
it depends on which stage you're fighting him on. the first 2 times, make him ground pound the blue spots, hit his tail, then hit his shell. the 3rd time, first, he'll turn into a rock with his head sticking out. hit his head, then hit his shell. after doing this twice , you'll be transported to another planet. here, he'll turn into a ball of spikes. hit him with the pods, then hit his shell. again, do this twice to go to a new planet. on this planet, do what you did on the 1st 2 times twice to beat him for the last time.
There is no special name for them. Any planet can hit by them. Earth gets hit by them.
the furthest north the suns rays hit perpendicular to the earth
The main antagonist on the Ice Planet is the "Tigercopter" (looks like a white Pink Panther face on a helicopter). You beat it by bouncing back (only) the round snowballs at it, to hit the yellow windows three times. After each hit, it crashes and shoots at you.
Yes. Asteroids can hit any planet.
the suns rays hit them and it makes energy for the frog your answer here...
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Yes. The surface of Mars is littered with craters from such impacts. In fact, every planet in the solar system has been hit by a comet... not just once, but many, many times!
A planet did not hit Jupiter, a hurricane started which is called the Great Red Spot.