Question by be quiet and drive far away: Could there be lone planets floating through space not orbiting anything?
Could one enter our solar system? Would Jupiter (and us) survive if an Earth size planet hit it?
Best answer:
Answer by Andrewyes, i think they say it as a theory. They are called "rouge" planets.
One can enter our solar system, but as to if they can hit us. I think that depends on gravitational pull
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Q&A: Could there be lone planets floating through space not orbiting anything?
Q&A: is it more dangerous to stare at a partial eclipse or the bare naked sun?
Question by ZUrdo: is it more dangerous to stare at a partial eclipse or the bare naked sun?
Obviously both, but I just want to know why the sun's rays are more intense during a partial eclipse? or are the uv rays just as intense as the bare naked sun?
Best answer:
Answer by TheCommodoreBare Naked Sun, nothing is stopping the UV's or light for that matter.
Just do us a favour and don't look at it.
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Partial eclipse of the sun, filmed in Ylistaro, Finland 8.1. Not a perfect eclipse of the sun, but better than nothing, video quality is the best that my videocam JVC can take. filmed by Juha Järvi.
Q&A: How can we see solar eclipse?
Question by Creator: How can we see solar eclipse?
This is my question
Best answer:
Answer by bmwdriver11Go someplace that is scheduled to have one. I dont think the next one is due in North America for a number of years. They are somewhat rare, so you have to be willing to travel to see it.
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