In positional astronomy ,two celestial bodies are said to be in opposition when they are on opposite sides of the sky,viewed from given place which is usually the Earth.
Universe is defined as being all matter and energy in existence, including space, planets, stars, and galaxies.Planet is defined as being a celestial body orbiting a star (or even a stellar remnent, such as a blue dwarf, neutron star, or black hole), with a sufficient mass to form into a spherical shape, and that has cleared it's orbit of other, smaller objects (such as meteors and planetissimals).Thus: since the Universe encompasses everything -including planets - it is therefore larger.
Yes, some celestial bodies are composed partly or entirely of gas. Our Sun is largely hydrogen and helium, some other elements which are heavier are still in a gaseous state because of the high temperature. Most stars would fit that pattern. In addition, some planets in our solar system have significant gaseous envelopes, the outer planets being an example although each are also believed to have a relatively small rocky (silicate) core.
Technically yes, it is.It fills the criterion of being a celestial body that orbits another celestial body but ,you know, the term is usually reserved for things with less idiosyncratic orbits.
Since a Galaxy is a system of stars, planets, and other celestial bodies, The opposite might be a single celestial body, such as one planet.Another reply: The concept of "opposite" makes sense for simple properties, such as "big" being the opposite of "small", or "high" the opposite of "low". It doesn't make sense to speak of opposites of complex objects, such as humans, galaxies, etc.
Your bodies pressure inside your body can change itself tone equal to outside pressure
The word 'celestial' is both an adjective (referring to the heavens) and a noun meaning a celestial being (god or angel).
Opposition just means being against something.
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The diameter (not diametre) of a circle is a segment of a straight line going from the circumference (or perimeter), through the centre of the circle, to meet the circumference on the other side. A diameter of a sphere is defined analogously.
The celestial body known as mercury has gravity. Being significantæy smaller than earth it is not very much, but it's there none the less. It should be noted that all celestial bodies ranging from astroids, small moons and dwarf planes to the largest stars and black holes has gravity dependent on their mass and radius.
If there is then we, being right beside a star, cannot know of it. We appear to be surrounded by stars and galaxies.
A moon can also be referred to as a natural satellite, which is defined as "a celestial body that orbits another body". A natural satellite can orbit a planet, dwarf planet, minor planet, asteroid, or almost any other celestial object. The object being orbited is referred to as the natural satellite's primary.
"Opposition" is a noun, and it refers to being against something, not being in favor of it.) Two examples: (1) The governor wanted to build a casino in Middleton, but there was a lot of opposition from the town's residents. (2) There are many people who support the governor's plan, but the opposition to it is very strong.
Effigy is defined as likeness of a human being
Because Planets are one of the only types of celestial bodies able to fill space, and they are being held in space by gravity. if you want a scientific answer, the big bang would be the reason planets are in space. if you want a religious answer: God put them there.
A binary opposition in which one member is seen as being marked by the presence of a feature, which its opposite member lacks.
A sea is defined as being a large continuous body of water that is made up of salt water. The size of the body of water and its salt content are what define a sea from other types of bodies of water.