Chapter 2: Reference Systems - NASA Science

Page One | Page Two | Page Three The Equinoxes The equinoxes are times at which the center of the Sun is directly above the equator, marking the beginning of spring and autumn. The day and night would be of equal length at that time, if the Sun were a point and not a disc, […]

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Why are many moons orbiting Jupiter? How is it possible for them to stay in orbit? - Quora

Is Jupiter's largest moon a captured planet? - Quora

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How would you move (current tech) a moon from the orbit of a planet to another planet (Jupiter to Mars)? - Quora

If Jupiter's moons get too close, the moon gets torn apart, but when we sent a probe there, it did not tear apart. Why? - Quora

Do all moons, natural satellites, orbit their planets the same direction as our own moon? - Quora

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How far are Jupiter's moons from each other? - Quora

How would you move (current tech) a moon from the orbit of a planet to another planet (Jupiter to Mars)? - Quora

Why do the large Galilean moons of Jupiter orbit consecutively in a barely 1.5 million km strip, and all other Jovian moons are tiny and out of such strip? - Quora