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Light years are a unit of which dimension? Time Mass Distance Volume

Light years are a unit of which dimension? Time Mass Distance Volume

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Light years are a unit of which dimension? Time Mass Distance Volume
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Which of the following observations of an extrasolar planet system would be inconsistent with what we expect from the nebular theory of solar system formation? a system in which some planets rotate in a direction opposite to their orbits a system in which all the planets orbit in completely different planes a system which has two terrestrial planets close in and two jovian planets farther out a system in which some planets have small moons orbiting in a direction opposite to the planet's rotation
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following observations of an extrasolar planet system would be inconsistent with what we expect from the nebular theory of solar system formation? a system in which some planets rotate in a direction opposite to their orbits a system in which all the planets orbit in completely different planes a system which has two terrestrial planets close in and two jovian planets farther out a system in which some planets have small moons orbiting in a direction opposite to the planet's rotation
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