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Question

Okay, my science teacher gave us this freaking ten page packet when we aso have a like sixteen paged packet for MATH! We allways have MATH!

Well neways,this is about SCIENCE!

She told us you can look on internet for this Question: I was named for the Greek God!


Whoever finds it gets EXTRA CRED!Oh and if you can can u order the Planets from the Rotation (Length of Day) Shortest to longest?

Answer 1

Your question lacks clarity. Is the question about an element on the periodic table? If it is - and once again, you don't specify - then a likely answer is "Thorium" named after Thor, the greek god of thunder. I don't know, you didn't actually give any context with the question. I suggest going to www.wikipedia.com for help with anything, though.

The second question, about the order of the planets by rotation - do you have a science book? That would help you more than the internet because the answers will all be there. Open the book, go to the chapter(s) about planets, take out a piece of paper, and write down the name of the planet next to the length of the respective planet's day. When you have all of the written down, you will be able to order it.

Here is some extra help for you for a question you did not ask but clearly need answered:

"Your" is possessive - "Your eyes are like deep buckets of molasses"

"You're" is an abbreviation of "You are".

Answer 2

Here's a shortcut. Go to the internet and enter 'Greek Gods' in the search engine.
Is she talking about the name of one of the planets? That will be simple for you to cross reference because you already have a list of the planets.
You can figure out the rotation for yourself when you google up 'planet rotation' or just 'planets'

Answer 3

Eris

Answer 4

the new NASA lunar spacecrafts are called Ares I and Ares V.... a greek word meaning Mars but is all the name of the greek god of war

Answer 5

Eris

Answer 6

Saturn