The densities of the moons of Mars tell us that they are formed of water ice and

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The densities of the moons of Mars tell us that they are formed of water ice and carbon dioxide ice. they were probably blasted into orbit by a large volcanic eruption. they may be remnants from the earliest stages of solar system formation. they are dense bodies made of iron and iron oxide. they were once part of the interior of Mars. The atmosphere of Jupiter is composed primarily of methane. Hydrogen. ammonia. Helium. none of these. Which of the following phrases characterizes the conditions that prevail on the surface of Venus? Cool, moist, and humid. Hot, dry, and dusty Hot, moist, and humid Hot, windy. and dry Cool, dry, and windy

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25- they may be remnants from the earliest stage of solar system formation.

26- hydrogen ( 90% of atmosphere is by hydrogen and some by helium and remaining by other gases)

27- hot,windy and dry( because of consistantly high temprature the surface is so hot and there is no sign of moisture or humidity there.

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