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Why are planets all in the Eclipic?

Why are all the 8 planets in our solar system on the Eclipic plane?
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Is it a coincidence that the moon and sun appear the same size?

Is it truly just a coincidense that the moon appears the same size as the sun in our sky, and perfectly covers it during a solar eclipse, or does this same pattern appear with other planets and their sattelites?
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  • Asked by zgoldie
  • on 2011-10-06 11:14:28
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Tags: moon, sun, SolarSystem, solareclipse.

 

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Why are all the planets in our solar system aligned in the same plane?
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  • Asked by Oundle
  • on 2011-09-01 11:37:19
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Tags: Space, Universe, sun, SolarSystem, plane, Planets, Galaxy.

 

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Our solar system

Why our solar system's planets are moving in circular motion !

Is it the SUN that holding us together !

why most of the galaxies have spherical shape!

the main question is Why Rounded ? why spherical shape not triangular or square !

Gravity effects on shape ?
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If I were able to stand on Mercury, how large would the Sun appear in the sky?
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Terraforming

At our current technological level, if humanity pulled its economic resources together to fund such a project, which would be the most feasible planet in our solar system to terraform (as in, would it be easier to warm up mars or cool down venus)?
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moon

Why 'on earth' do we see only one side of the moon ?

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  • Asked by ponderer
  • on 2011-01-14 06:43:12
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Categories: Our universe, Planet Earth, Unanswered.

Tags: Space, Earth, moon, SolarSystem.

 

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What are the possible results of a coronal mass ejection hitting earth?

If we are hit by a CME what may happen? Also, can we predict them and how? What can we do to protect ourselves?
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Does anybody think that our solar system is nothing more than a tiny atom, of something very huge?

Consider a tiny cell. And in this cell there are millions of atoms(or more). Now consider a galaxy where it too, includes millions of solar systems(which looks like atoms).

So the question is, does anybody else think that our solar system is nothing more than a tiny atom inside a cell(known as the Milky Way) of something very, very huge?
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  • Asked by l3irus
  • on 2010-12-08 21:31:19
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Tags: physics, Universe, Galaxy, atom, solarsystems, cell.

 

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Earth's orbit is the shape of an ellipse, what are the focal points?

I know the earth's orbit around the sun is in the shape of an ellipse.

The sun is one focal point, but what is the other.

Baffled ! :)

 
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  • Asked by mal747
  • on 2010-10-30 18:50:28
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Tags: Earth, SolarSystem, orbits.

 

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