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cmoore54

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Which sequence of formation is most likely to be correct, oldest to youngest?
 
  A) globular clusters, open clusters, OB associations
  B) Population I stars, population II stars, population III stars
  C) halo, spiral arms, globular clusters
  D) planetary nebulae, Population I stars, population II stars
  E) emission nebulae, planetary nebulae, dark nebulae

Question 2

Contrast the compositions and heights of the clouds of Earth and Venus.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Our clouds of water droplets occur in our troposphere, within about 12 km of the surface. On Venus, the much thicker upper-level cloud deck of sulfuric acid droplets lies about 50-70 km above its surface.




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