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michelleunicorn

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What makes Mimas a distinct moon?
 
  A) It suffered a huge meteorite impact that must have nearly shattered it.
  B) It helps maintain a wide apparent gap in Saturn's rings, known as Encke's Division.
  C) It has a rich atmosphere that may resemble that of the early Earth.
  D) It is the largest of Saturn's moons.
  E) The leading hemisphere is very dark, while the back side is bright ice.

Question 2

Newly formed neutron stars have weak magnetic fields which strengthen over time, due to the conservation of angular momentum.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

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