Social Sciences, asked by sanjayguptaprince197, 9 months ago

how is a moon different from a planet​

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Answered by sibanarayanbadajena
5

Answer:

Because moon is a satellite and have its own light. But the planet don't have it's own light and it gets light by sun..

Answered by Angelinababe
6

Explanation:

There is a very basic difference between the two .

A planet revolves around the sun and a moon orbits a planet...

hope this helps u

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