A precision made Swiss watch perhaps.
The small planet of Mercury has almost no atmosphere. If there was ever an atmosphere on that planet, the sun likely burned it off.
Mercury has almost no atmosphere
visible light
The actual number of planets similar to the earth will likely never be known. The universe is simply too vast. However, it is likely that there are millions of similar planets.
It would spin out of earths orbit. And most likely hit a planet, star, comet, or keep on going.
oxygen
oxygen
The heaviest ones.
Thermosphere
c water vapor
Well considering most other planets with atmospheres have methane and hydrogen as major components of their atmosphere, it would likely ignite.
Expansion of the sun. The sun is destined to eventually grow to a red giant - which will wipe out all life on earth.
you will find it in earths mantle because it is a kind of an igneous rock
It will most likely burn up through the earths atmosphere on re-entry. The satellites travel at very high speeds, and are not designed to withstand the brunt of the earths atmosphere at the speeds at which they orbit the earth. You might get some bits left over, but these should be quite small. Operators try to land the satellite in the sea once it has reached the end of its life.
Meteors are pieces of rock glowing hot in the atmosphere. Before they hit the air, they were meteoroids. When they his the ground they are meteorites. Meteors are only found in the atmosphere, moving at incredible speeds.
The Lithosphere.
nickel