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The crew presents information about an unnamed planet they are studying. They note its distance from the sun and Earth, size - providing its diameter and density, surface temperature, appearance, rotational and orbital periods, composition, volcanic activity, and number of moons. In summarizing the key details about this planet, the crew synthesized data on its physical traits and orbital characteristics.
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Energy Efficient Video Encoding for Cloud and Edge Computing Instances
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Planet+Template
- 1. A Presentation by the _________ Crew _____ , _______, _______, _________ Exploring <Insert the name of your planet> ______________________________
- 5. Surface Temperature The surface temperature of _____________________ is Appearance From what we know, the planet _______________ can be described as being…
- 6. Rotation Rotational Period (length of one day) It takes _____ for the planet to rotate one entire turn on its axis. It takes 23.94 hours which we round off to 24 hours on earth.