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Why do Mercury and Venus not have moons? Choose the statement that best answers the question. Select one: a. There was not an impact or asteroid capture on these planets because the asteroid belt is too
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Why do Mercury and Venus not have moons? Choose the statement that best answers the question. Select one: a. There was not an impact or asteroid capture on these planets because the asteroid belt is too far away. b. The sun’s gravity would have pulled any orbiting moons into the sun. c. These planets are moving too fast to support any orbiting satellites. d. These planets are not large enough to have orbiting satellites.

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they are to cold to have one

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