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blackeyed | 17:01 Sat 26th Dec 2009 | Science
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What is the difference among stars, planets and moons?
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Avatar Image ChuckFickens
difference among them, or between them?
17:03 Sat 26th Dec 2009
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Moons orbit planets ans planets orbit stars.

Stars are massive and generate energy by nuclear fusion.
17:04 Sat 26th Dec 2009
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so, planets don't generate energy through nuclear fission?
If so, how is its gravity balanced?
17:06 Sat 26th Dec 2009
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Maybe this will help you slightly.

http://en.wikipedia.o.../Definition_of_planet
17:12 Sat 26th Dec 2009
Avatar Image R1Geezer
"so, planets don't generate energy through nuclear fission?
If so, how is its gravity balanced? " - How old are you?

Gravity is not balanced, it is an extremely weak force that means that all matter is mutualy attracted. Stars shine using nuclear fusion.
15:01 Mon 28th Dec 2009
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This is a good site.

http://www.enchantedl...m/subjects/astronomy/
15:09 Mon 28th Dec 2009

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