Many meteorites appear to have formed very early in the solar system's history. How do these meteorites support our theory about how the terrestrial planets formed?
A) The meteorites sizes are just what we'd expect if metal and rock condensed and accreted as our theory suggests.
B) The meteorites appearance and composition is just what we'd expect if metal and rock condensed and accreted as our theory suggests.
C) Their overall composition is just what we believe the composition of the solar nebula to have been: mostly hydrogen and helium.
D) Their appearance and composition matches what we observe in comets today, suggesting that meteorites were once pieces of icy planetesimals.
Question 2
The Doppler technique only provides a measure of the minimum mass of a planet because
A) only a small part of the planet's motion is measured.
B) without a transit observation, the size and therefore density of the planet is unknown.
C) we do not know the exact composition of the planet.
D) only the motion of star toward the observer is measured, not the full motion.
E) we do not have the technology to make a direct image of a planet yet.
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