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Size and Scale of the Universe - Review

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Solar System Review. The rocky planets are closest to the Sun.. The rocky planets are smaller than the gas giants.. Solar System Review. The rocky planets have fewer moons (0 to 2).. The rocky planets’ days are long (24 hours to .

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Solar System Review The rocky planets are closest to the Sun The rocky planets are smaller than the gas giants Solar System Review The rocky planets have fewer moons 0 to 2 The rocky planets days are long 24 hours to ID: 584538 Download Presentation

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