Question

Small pieces of rock that enter Earth's atmosphere at speeds of 15 to 70 km/s and burn up are called
stars

meteors

meteorites

asteroids


A comet develops a coma because of
gravity

Earth's atmosphere

the Oort Cloud

heat from the sun

Answer 1

i think the first one is meteors not sure about the second one

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Do you know the difference between a meteor, a meteorite and an asteroid?

Answer 4

1st one is meterites

Answer 5

i was thinking it was either meteorites or metoeors so meteorites it is

Answer 6

im not sure bt i think 2 is heat from he sun not 100% sure

Answer 7

Okay for Question one..First

A Meteor is a meteoroid that burns up as it passes through the Earth’s atmosphere is known as a meteor.

A Meteorite is a meteoroid that survives falling through the Earth’s atmosphere and colliding with the Earth’s surface is known as a meteorite.

Answer 8

The first question is definentlyy the second one im 100% sure!!

Answer 9

ok so not meteorites meteors

Answer 10

Yep yep

Answer 11

thx dragon that makes sense

Answer 12

You're welcome :) you still want help with the 2nd question?

Answer 13

^ she prob knows more than me

Answer 14

but i think it is the suns heat for 2

Answer 15

yes please :)

Answer 16

The second question is definitely gravity im 100% sure. Anyways there you go

Answer 17

So that means the first one is meteorites and the second one is gravity. I hope you understand :)

Answer 18

A coma is a diffuse cloud of gas and dust surrounding the nucleus of a comet.

As a comet nears the inner solar system, heat from the sun vaporizes some of the ice on the surface of the nucleus, spewing gas and dust particles into space. This gas and dust forms the comet’s coma.


So wouldn't the answer be heat from the sun? O.o

Answer 19

i think soo lol

Answer 20

that's what I was thinking xD though gravity sorta makes sense ina way :s

Answer 21

@Opcode wat do u think?

Answer 22

oops read it too fast!! lol yes your right!!!. because
As a comet approaches the sun a coma or tail forms from gases and dust released from the comet as it thaws in the warming sunlight. The solar wind pushes the tail away from the sun, the tail therefore is always being blown away from the sun no matter what position the comet is in with respect to the sun.

Answer 23

Aha yay, we got a final answer! :)

Answer 24

yay

Answer 25

1. Meteors

2. Heat from the Sun

Answer 26

Sorry I responded late @thatgirlisheres