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QUESTION 95-How does a moon differ from a planet?

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Correct Incorrect A moon is in orbit around a planet.---In astronomy, a moon is a natural satellite that revolves around a planet. It is held in orbit by the planet's gravitational pull. In contrast, a planet is a larger celestial body that orbits a star directly and does not orbit another planet. Planets are typically characterized by their ability to clear their orbit of other objects and their capacity to maintain a nearly spherical shape under their own gravity.

QUESTION 95-How does a moon differ from a planet?

  • A moon is in orbit around a planet.
  • A moon is less massive than any planet.
  • A moon is smaller than any planet.
  • A moon is unable to have an atmosphere.
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