Overall, the Likelihood of Finding Planets in a Star's Habitable

question 29

Multiple Choice

Overall, the likelihood of finding planets in a star's habitable zone depends on the

• A) distance from the star to the outer edge of the zone
• B) distance from the outer edge of the zone to the nearest other star
• C) distance from the star to the inner edge of the zone
• D) width of the zone

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Definitions:

Red Marrow

Soft, pulpy connective tissue filling the cavities of bones; consists of reticular fibers and the development stages of blood cells and platelets; gradually replaced by yellow marrow in long bones and the skull.

Blood Cells

Cells found in the blood, including red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, each serving essential functions in the body.

Adipose Tissue

A type of connective tissue that stores fat, providing energy storage, insulation, and protection for the body.

Periosteum

The dense, fibrous membrane covering the surfaces of bones, except at their extremities, and serving as an attachment for muscles and tendons.