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ATP is adenine triphosphate and it is important to life because of the way the phosphate groups store energy that living things need to survive. When energy is released, it becomed ADP (adenine diphosphate) which means a phosphate group is lost.
You can't really use telescopes because there is to much glare. But if you look up at the sky, you can see stars are Blue, And red. Blue stars are large and have short life spans. Red stars are red Supergiants. Stars late in there life cycle.
They cannot divide through out the life.There is a limid in dividing.
Many stars which are members of an open cluster are blue, hot stars, with relatively short life expectancies (a few hundred thousand years to a couple of million years life).
Hundreds of different constellations have been proposed, by groups of people from every walk of life. Currently there are 88 officially recognized constellations that divide up our night sky, which aid astronomers in locating objects and events.
The most important factor is the stars mass.
There are four major branches on the tree of life:single celled organismsmoldsplantsanimals
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scientists today divide plants into two large groups based onwhat are the two large groups of plants Edited answer: Based on vasculature, the plant kingdom is divided into- 1. Vascular and 2. Non-vascular plants.
In the 60's professor Frank Drake set out to calculate the chances of other intelligent life existing... Under his equation you divide the number of stars in a selected portion of the universe by the number of stars that are likely to have planetary systems; divide that by the number of planetary systems that could theoretically support life, divide that by the number on which life, having arisen advances to a state of intelligence; and so on. At every division, the number shrinks colossally, yet even with the most conservative inputs the number of advanced civilizations just in the Milky Way always works out to be somewhere in the millions.
No; stars are not, to the best of our knowledge, "alive".
what are the two important groups of organsims that appeared during each of the three most recent geolgical eras
We need the sun. Without it, we wouldn't have life here on Earth. The other stars are not as important, but there are many theories as to how we got here that involve the stars. People can make practical use of the stars, like for navigation and even as a calendar, as a knowledge of the stars can help you know what direction you are facing and what time of the year and day it is.
Massive Stars.
Massive Stars.
No, stars have life spans.