Erected 1500 bce, this part of stonehenge is capped by lintel stones held in place by mortise and tenon joints, similar to those used by woodworkers. the end of the post is narrowed and slotted into a hole in the lintel. what is this portion of the design called?

Hi , i am new here can anyone me out with this question why is space black after having so many shining objects like sun , moon , stars

You throw a ball upward and let it fall to the ground. your friend drops an identical ball straight down to the ground from the same height. is the change in kinetic energy (from just after the ball is released until just before it hits the ground) of your ball greater than, less than, or equal to the change in kinetic energy of your friend's ball?

100 ! make you brainliest! asap pleaze hurry 1. which scientific theory explains that the universe originated from a small, densely packed space? 2. observations of space show that galaxies are moving away from us as observers on earth. how is this related to how the universe formed? 3. one force is responsible for holding together stars with planets, planets with moons, and stars in galaxies. what is this force? 4. as the solar system formed, most of its mass became concentrated in one part of it. what is that that part? 5. using the law of gravitation, explain why the moon orbits the earth and the planets orbit the sun. 6. many people think that summer is warmer because the earth is closer to the sun at that time of year. your experience with seasons has taught you this is not true. explain why. 7. if earth rotated on an axis that was not tilted, how would this affect the seasons? 8. does this show the geocentric or heliocentric idea of the solar system? explain the difference. 10. as fast as you can, name the planets in order from the sun. 11. as fast as you can, name the planets in order from smallest to largest. 12. as fast as you can, name the planets in order from least mass to most mass. hint: check your notes about the gravitational force on each planet compared with earth. name a unique trait about each planet in our solar system.