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Planetary atmospheres differ from each other for a number of reasons. Those planets closer to the Sun receive more ... heavier gases like oxygen, carbon dioxide and nitrogen. Volcanoes can also change a planet's atmosphere by releasing large amounts of new gas. The Earth is unique because it supports plant ...
Planets are many, many millions of miles from one another.
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Answer provided by Ed Frederick, Ph.D.
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... are designed to not contain an artificial atmosphere for some reason. There are likely to be a variety of methods to get from one facility to another. Some will be connected by way of underground tunnels or above ground enclosed bridges. In some cases, there will be various types of transportation systems to get from one ...
There are three kinds of galaxies and they all look different. Spiral galaxies, like ours, look like a pinwheel fan or water swirling down a drain. ... a straight bar extending out from the core. The final type is the elliptical galaxy, which is kind of egg-shaped with no distinct arms. Galaxies differ from each other in two ways ... of stars.
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Astronauts can communicate with one another no matter where they are in the ISS using voice loops and headsets. That is ... Lonnie Moffitt & Cdr. USN Robert L. Curbeam
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... showrooms" and every satellite is specially made. Also, satellites go into a range of different orbits. A typical rocket launch of a communications satellite will cost about $100 million, ... much.
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One consequence of Einstein's ... of the black hole and find its way out into another region of space through a white hole. The space ... our Universe or perhaps be connected to different universes. Now that I have described what it is, I must emphasize that ... by Jim Zebrowski
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... 's atmosphere is made up of hydrogen. Other components include helium, methane, ammonia, ethane and water. The composition of Jupiter is very close to the composition of the solar nebula from which ... .
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... what you expect and weather is what you get. Climate describes the long-term trend in atmospheric conditions. Weather describes the actual daily variation in atmospheric conditions.
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... did things humans couldn't, such as going to different planets in the solar system. They still do that work today, but ... way of the future. Humans need to be there to do what humans do best—think and respond. Robots, on the other ... by CAF Capt. Marc Fricker
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