Question

Much information gained by today's astronomers in developing new theories about the universe comes PRIMARILY from

Answer 1

A) backyard observers like yourself.
B) astronomical records from archeaological digs.
C) powerful x-ray and radio telescopes that can see far in the universe.
D) future-thinking science fiction writers and screenplays from movies like "Contact".

Answer 2

it is either a or c

Answer 3

thank you

Answer 4

your welcome

Answer 5

because think about it why it would eith be a or c

Answer 6

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Answer 7

i think c

Answer 8

why?

Answer 9

for every answer there is an explanation

Answer 10

ok lol

Answer 11

so think about

Answer 12

wait one sec its c because there trying to get info i might be wrong

Answer 13

possibley right

Answer 14

ok so im on the right track

Answer 15

?

Answer 16

you should be now do the research and find facts to support your answer

Answer 17

yeah but i have like 20 min before my mom goes crazy

Answer 18

ok do quick research

Answer 19

ok ill try

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

okkkk i think im right

Answer 22

ok good!

Answer 23

huh that was easy

Answer 24

yes!

Answer 25

so you knew i was right the hole time?

Answer 26

i wanted you to figure it out.

Answer 27

wow your going to be a good teacher some day if you you want to be a teacher

Answer 28

thank you i want to be a teacher

Answer 29

teaching seem very easiy and fun

Answer 30

easy

Answer 31

yes it does

Answer 32

ok

Answer 33

ok will i be able to get more help?

Answer 34

if you need it

Answer 35

ok great

Answer 36

i will aways be able to help

Answer 37

ok only two more

Answer 38

ok

Answer 39

If a new star appeared in our solar system that was larger and heavier than the Sun, the planets would MOST LIKELY
A) orbit the new star.
B) float away into space.
C) continue to orbit the Sun.
D) be pulled into the new star.

Answer 40

i think b

Answer 41

get evidence to back up your answer

Answer 42

ok got it teach

Answer 43

ok

Answer 44

ok yeah it should be right

Answer 45

ok

Answer 46

you there

Answer 47

ok last one

Answer 48

Polaris, the North Star, is almost always visible in the same location because
A) it is the brightest star in the sky.
B) it is gravitationally attracted to our sun.
C) it is the closest star to the earth, besides our sun.
D) the axis of the earth passes directly through the North Star

Answer 49

hello

Answer 50

hi

Answer 51

which do you think it is?

Answer 52

use back up info