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Title: Why is spectroscopy important to astronomers? What will be an ideal ... Post by: Najmnour on Mar 19, 2018 Why is spectroscopy important to astronomers?
What will be an ideal response? Question 2 Comets were likely a major agent in bringing both water and organic molecules to the surface of the early Earth. Indicate whether the statement is true or false Question 3 Meteorites are valuable to astronomers because: A) they may provide evidence about the process in which the solar system was born. B) they originated in other solar systems. C) they contain diamonds and gold. D) they reveal the contents of interstellar space. E) they prove that life can only exist on the Earth. Question 4 Is there evidence of life on Mars? A) Yes, at least at the time the Allen Hills Meteorite was formed, since it has fossils. B) Yes, but it is only in the form of microbes found by Viking landers. C) Yes, just found as fossils in the sedimentary rocks examined by Spirit. D) No, nothing suggesting life has ever been discovered. E) We have confusing and uncertain results to date. Question 5 Process of Science: Since scientists can't follow the stellar formation process of a single star from start to finish, how do they study solar life cycles? What will be an ideal response? Title: Why is spectroscopy important to astronomers? What will be an ideal ... Post by: Azhan on Mar 19, 2018 Content hidden
Title: Why is spectroscopy important to astronomers? What will be an ideal ... Post by: Najmnour on Mar 19, 2018 Just confirmed the same answer from my friend, thanks
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