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There are pink rocks on Mars. And there are purple and pink rocks on Venus.
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Answer provided by Ed Frederick, Ph.D.
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... of hours, minutes, and seconds to make the turn. Scientists have observed all of the planets in our solar system for many years and timed their rotations. So we know the lengths of days on all of the planets ...
File:Exploration of the Planets - 1971 NASA.mp4 Category:Movie
... of electric thrusters. The electric power to operate these thrusters is currently provided by solar panels, and there are plans to someday use nuclear reactors to supply the propulsion power required. Sunlight availability in the vicinity of the ...
You can see each planet from anywhere in the solar system, unless that planet is on the other side of the Sun. Uranus, Neptune and Pluto require a telescope. Technically, Uranus can be seen without a telescope if you have good eyesight and you are ...
... that all of the basic supplies and equipment will be provided for you. Space is unable to supply anything. However, equipment could be designed to produce electric power when you are in the sunlight. Other devices most likely will be present to radiate heat generated by the equipment inside the spacecraft.
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Answer provided by Roger Crouch, Ph ...
... or compounds of elements it is unlikely that there are undiscovered basic elements out in space.
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Answer provided by Charles D. Walker, Ph.D
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... the laws are only as strong as the governments that enforce them. So if we make laws to protect space some international government must enforce them. Perhaps the United Nations will be the enforcer of ...
... there are no trash compactors on board the ISS and no capability to recycle and reuse trash on board.
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Answer provided by Russell Romanella & George Veaudry
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... is the second most studied planet in the solar system because it is easily visible, relatively close, considerably more hospitable than most other planets, and the most likely destination, beyond the Moon, for human exploration. Of course, the most studied planet is ...
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