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The 2 principal cyclonic/anticyclonic storms in Jupiter's atmosphere are the Great Red Spot and what?
Answer - Oval BA aka Red Spot Junior. |
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Not what I was thinking Fen. Ta.
Dunno..... again, Bags. :( |
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Nikola Tesla
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Has to be Inner planets, DD.
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Oh the bloke with the shapes!
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In Holsts planets, what is Mars depicted as?
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bringer of life?
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Bringer of War
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You know your Mars, Baggers.
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I should have got that :(
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It helps me work rest and play
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Tell you what.
I'm glad I started this thread. I'm fairly crap. |
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Please ignore mine - Jupiter is not an Inner Planet (you probably knew that).
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Thanks DD, good of you to help anyway.
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On which inner planet is the highest mountain of the solar system?
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mars. Olympus Mons
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Mars is the site of Olympus Mons, the highest
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How many moons does the Earth have ?
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In mercury's atmosphere after Oxygen, what is the next largest element?
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I though Mercury had NO atmosphere.
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There are traces of one
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Heed,
The main one, and the recently discoverd Cruithne (which is more a bit of rock than a moon) so 2! |
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in that case probably Hydrogen, baggs
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Atmosphere of Mercury[1]
Molecular oxygen 42% Sodium 29% Hydrogen 22% Helium 6% Potassium 0.5% Water 5-10%?? Possible trace amounts of Argon, neon, carbon dioxide nitrogen, xenon, krypton |
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Is this Wiki?
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Yes but have sourced it elsewhere
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Thanks. This will be an avenue of research later.
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Yeah your right but i think its at 5 now, just smaller clumps of rock that are orbiting us. Thats what Steven Fry said anyway im sure.
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Thin Atmosphere
Mercurys atmosphere is very thin. The atmosphere of Mercury is mainly made out of sodium. Mercurys atmosphere is so thin because the gases that were there before all got boiled by the sun. The thin air does not trap heat very well. So, Mercury is actually not as hot as Venus. Part of Mercurys surface can rise to 800°F and part of Mercury can go down to -300°F. This can happen because in the day time the Sun heats up Mercurys surface quickly and at night time Mercury loses most of its heat. With no air and no clouds, Mercurys weather is always the same, extremely hot in the day and extremely cold in the night. |
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I'm questioned out
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I need to look into official definitions HtB, different books will have different numbers.
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Thanks Baggers. Way beyond the call of duty that.
ANY Q's donated are gratefully received. |
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One last one:
What was the name of the american craft sent to explore mercury in 1973? |
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Pioneer 10?
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Mariner 10
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poop. Ta.
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Who will be the first music act to play in space?
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Oasis?
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What is the capital of Sudan?
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Sorry mate not a very helpfull question.
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