Pllzzz answer will give brainlist ! ignore the one points thingys sry1. how old is the moon? (1 point)
much older than earth
about the same age as earth
much younger than earth
older than the sun
2. which statement supports the giant-impact hypothesis of the moon’s formation? (1 point)
the moon lacks a sizable iron core.
the moon is covered with craters.
the moon’s surface has changed dramatically over the past hundred million years.
the moon has no mantle.
3. which of the following is not considered part of the solar system? (1 point)
terrestrial planets
jovian planets
galaxies
sun
4. the jovian planets contain a large percentage of the gases (1 point)
nitrogen and argon
hydrogen and helium
oxygen and nitrogen
hydrogen and oxygen
5. the planet with the greatest temperature extremes is (1 point)
earth
venus
mars
mercury
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