Astronauts in the space shuttle experience weightlessness, because there is no gravity in space

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User: Astronauts in the space shuttle experience weightlessness, because there is no gravity in space

User: 4) What is the object that is conventionally referred to as the “evening star” or “morning star

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Astronauts in the space shuttle experience weightlessness, because there is no gravity in space. TRUE.

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Venus is the object that is conventionally referred to as the “evening star” or “morning star".

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1) When we look at stars in the sky we see a wide range of brightness. Give the two factors that would make one star appear brighter than another. User: Give the two factors that would make one star appear brighter than another. User: 2) Compare the solar system with the Milky Way Galaxy. (They are very different, but the terms are often confused

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A solar system contains one star around which planets orbit, where as a galaxy can contain from a 100 million to over a trillion stars. Solar system consists of a Sun at its centre, where as a galaxy usually has a black hole at its centre. A galaxy can contain dark matter where as the solar system does not.

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