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What is a unit used to measure the large distances between objects in your solar systems?
The so-called "astronomical unit" is often used for this. One AU (astronomical unit) is the average distance from Sun to Earth; it is about 150 million kilometers.
How often does earth get hit by objects in space?
Earth gets hit by small space rocks and debris all the time, but most burn up in the atmosphere before reaching the surface. Larger impacts, like meteorites or asteroids, are rarer and can happen every few thousand to million years. Earth's atmosphere and magnetic field help protect it from many small objects.
What chemical makes things float?
Often the element helium (atomic symbol: He) often makes objects float, most commonly balloons.
What are other objects that are often arranged by their properties?
metaloid and metal
Many times a map scale will show distances in both miles and what?
Map scales often show distances in both miles and kilometers (kilometres in Australia).
What is a six hundred million-sided shape called?
It's not often you use a polygon with several million sides, so I don't believe it has a name.
What is the open loop gain of an operational amplifier?
Ideally: infinite. Practically: very high, at least 1000 often several million maybe billions.
How often do leonids meteor streams and outburst occur?
Every year. There are also several other yearly showers in the link below. Besides which, there are many man-made objects that reenter the atmosphere, and many unique objects that surprise us.
Which two planets can you find millions of asteroids between?
Between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, you will find the asteroid belt. This area - which is approximately 1AU (or 149,597,870.7 km) thick - consists of over 7,000 known asteroids of various sizes. Despite the large number of objects within the belt, it isn't anything like the crowded, dangerous space often depicted in Hollywood films; the distance between any two objects can easily be a million kilometres apart.
What weighs a gigagram?
A gigagram is equal to one million kilograms, which is equivalent to 1,000 metric tons or roughly 2.2 million pounds. This weight is often used to measure heavy objects or materials like large vehicles, industrial equipment, or building materials.
How often to you need to change your oil?
every 3000 to 5000 kilometres, not sure how many miles that it every 3000 to 5000 kilometres, not sure how many miles that it every 3 to 5 thousand miles
What are objects made by people called?
Objects made by people are often called "man made objects".
How often do 1 million drop parties happen in runescape?
1 in a million
How often does Pangaea happen?
every million years every million years
What do you call objects that provide resistance?
Objects that provide resistance are often referred to as obstacles, hindrances, or impediments. These objects can impede progress or hinder movement.
What is a unit used to measure the large distances between objects in your solar systems?
The so-called "astronomical unit" is often used for this. One AU (astronomical unit) is the average distance from Sun to Earth; it is about 150 million kilometers.
How many kilometres are in 8 miles?
== == 4.97096954, it is often rounded to five for convenience when strict accuracy is not needed.
