The main differences between Earth and Moon is that Earth is 71% water, is able to harbor life, is bigger with a diameter of 12,742km and is the terrestrial planet that the Moon orbits whereas the Moon is made mostly of igneous rock, is much smaller with a diameter of 3,474.8km and is the only … Read more
The main differences between Saturn and Earth is that Earth is a terrestrial planet known to harbor intelligent life whilst Saturn is a ringed gas giant that is the 2nd largest planet in our solar system and unlikely to support life. Saturn has 82 moons and is the 6th farthest planet from the Sun whilst … Read more
Tidal locking is a phenomenon in which the locked celestial body’s day and year are the same length, because the amount of time it takes to complete an orbit around its own axis and around the planet/body it is orbiting is equal. This occurs because of gravitational forces acting upon the bodies. Earth is not … Read more
