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what do you mean by solar system

Prachi Panda 18th May, 2022

Hello,

the sun together with the group of celestial bodies that are held by its attraction and revolve around it also : a similar system centered on another star.

The term Solar System refers to the "family" of the Sun. The Sun is a star around which eight planets, among other celestial objects, revolve in orbits.

Thank you.

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I wanted to buy a telescope to see outside solar system . Which telescope is best in your opinion to see outside solar system ?

SREYASHI SEN 2nd Oct, 2021

Hello..

Best telescope in my opinion to see outside solar system are...

-Celestron 21045 114mm Equatorial PowerSeeker EQ Telescope

-Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ Telescope

From Amazon India.

I hope it helps.

Regards.

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hey, please help me with the books for NTSE.....many people say NCERT is enough for both the stages and when I see the syllabus of NTSE SST I dont find THE MUGHALS, DELHI SULTANATE, THE UNIVERSE, SOLAR SYSTEM, EARLY MEDIEVAL PERIOD and many more. so what to do now? still NCERT is enough??

Samarth Chourasia 20th Oct, 2020

@ AANCHAL WADHWANI you can study the books of your state. You can go through  sst books of class 9th and 10th of your state boards and do some important topics from NCERT and about the topics related to ancient history you should prefer the state boards books of class 8th or you can just download the pdf for the topics of ancient india. At the end preference to the state books is must for stage 1 . HOPE IT WILL HELP FOR YOU  :)

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what is mean by solar system sgttggg

ARYAN SAGAR 28th Sep, 2020
Dear student,

First you must ask your question properly because the word "sgttggg" in your question is not understandable.

Now coming to your rest part of question then according to me you want to know that what is solar system.

The term Solar System refers to the Sun and all the objects that orbit around it. The Sun is a big star around which eight planets including some other dwarf planets like pluto, and other celestial objects like asteroid belts, moons , comets, etc. revolve in orbits.

This whole system of sun, planets and other celestial bodies are called the Solar System.
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Why angular momentum conserve in solar system of any planet??

Khushi 25th Dec, 2019

Hello!!


no external torque→angular momentum conservedno external force→linear momentum conservedno external torque→angular momentum conservedno external force→linear momentum conserved


There is no external torque about the sun since the force of the sun and position vector are always at an angle 180180 since τ¯=r¯×F¯τ¯=r¯×F¯ , so angular momentum is conserved.

But since the path in not circular but elliptical , the position vector is not perpendicular to direction of motion hence some work is done, which changes the momentum indirectly by changing magnitude of velocity directly.

Thanks

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consider a planet in some solar system which has a mass double that of earth and density equal to the average density of earth an object weighing w on earth will weigh

Ronak Gala Student Expert 12th Oct, 2019
First of all, Mass of the planet Mp will become two times Mass of earth M. Since density is given to same you go with the formula M/R^3 and you compare Mass upon radius cube of Earth with the planet. Accordingly substitute the things and get the answer.. W = GmM/R^2 (the values on earth);'' now on the planet M_p = 2M and density is same hence M_p/(R_p)^3 = M/R^3 R_p = (cube root 2) * R Thus the W_p = [2/(cube root 4)]*W = (cuberoot 2)

You need to practice a lot for such types of numericals.. You can refer to some books like Marvel or USS and thus increase your knowledge and skill-set as well.

Best wishes. Thankyou.

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