Question

What are meteoroids?

Answer 1

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Meteoroid is a small body moving in the solar system that would become a meteor if it entered the earth's atmosphere. They are significantly smaller than asteroids, and range in size from small grains to one-meter-wide objects.

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Answer 2

Meteoroids are rock or iron lumps that revolve around the sun just like planets, asteroids, and quasars.

Explanation:

• Meteoroids are extremely common in the solar system, particularly the tiny particles called micrometeoroids.

• A meteoroid is a small, deep space, bumpy or translucent body.

• This phenomenon is called a "shooting star" or a meteor A sequence of auroras that occur fractions of a second apart that seem to arise from some fixed point in the sky is named a meteor shower.

• They vary in size from dust to about 10 meters in diameter (generally, larger objects are called asteroids).

• A meteoroid is classified as a meteor that catches fire when it moves through the upper orbit.

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