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It is a system that uses electromagnetic waves to detect objects in the space.
GPS
Radar
Sonar
Barometer
It is a unit of length equal to 149 597 910 km, the average distance between the Earth and the Sun.
The Astronomical Unit
Light Year
Sound Speed
Light Speed
It is a force of attraction that acts on the bodies.
speed
motion
gravitation
gravity
The magnetic field created by the Earth that surrounds the planet is called
Geosphere
Hydrosphere
Magnetosphere
Stratosphere
It was developed by the United States Department of Defense in 1973, to determine the precise position of its navigation fleets.
Radar
Sonar
Eco Location System
GPS
They are the transition days from summer to autumn or from winter to spring.
light year
solstices
equinoxes
orbital period
In this type of eclipse the Sun, Earth and the Moon are aligned in that order.
Solar Eclipse
Nutation Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse
Precession Eclipse
It is the part of the planet Earth formed by rock material solid or fluid.
Asthenosphere
Lithosphere
Geosphere
Hydrosphere
It is the most abundant mineral in the rocks
iron
silver
gold
silicate
It is a celestial body, of immense luminosity that emits great amounts of radiation in all frequencies.
quasar
comet
nebular
galaxy
He was a philosopher that has the merit of daring to affirm
"There is an infinite number of suns, and an endless number of lands that revolve around those suns"
Pythagoras
Aristotle
Aristarchus of Samos
Giordano Bruno
The invention of the first telescope is attributed to the Dutch-man
Galileo Galilei
Nicolaus Copernicus
Hans Lippershey
Tycho Brahe
He was a British astronomer and the first to calculate the orbit of a comet
Andrew McCarthy
Tomas Moore
Frank Zappa
Edmund Halley
They are plasma spheres that generate energy by the fusion of hydrogen and helium atoms.
comets
black holes
quasars
stars
It is the middle layer of the geosphere that is below the crust.
atmosphere
mantle
core
mesosphere