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mia

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He developed a system for predicting planetary positions that remained in use for some 1,500 years.
 
  A) Tycho Brahe
  B) Copernicus
  C) Kepler
  D) Galileo
  E) Ptolemy

Question 2

What do we mean when we say that particles such as neutrinos or WIMPs are weakly interacting?
 
  A) The light that they emit is so weak that it is undetectable to our telescopes.
  B) They are only weakly bound by gravity, which means they can fly off and escape from galaxies quite easily.
  C) They respond to the weak force but not to the electromagnetic force, which means they cannot emit light.
  D) They interact with other matter only through the weak force and not through gravity or any other force.



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

C



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