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Objects in the sky acquired the title of planet if their locations were always far from the Sun's position. their locations were often found near the Pleiades star constellation. their locations changed relative to the positions of the stars. their motion across the sky never exhibited a retrograde path.

          Objects in the sky acquired the title of planet if
their locations were always far from the Sun's position.
their locations were often found near the Pleiades star constellation.
their locations changed relative to the positions of the stars.
their motion across the sky never exhibited a retrograde path.

Objects in the sky acquired the title of planet if
their locations were always far from the Sun's position.
their locations were often found near the Pleiades star constellation.
their locations changed relative to the positions of the stars.
their motion across the sky never exhibited a retrograde path.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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10/11/2022

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Objects in the sky acquired the title of planet if their locations were always far from the Sun's position. Their locations were often found near the Pleiades star constellation. Their locations changed relative to the positions of the stars, and their motion across the sky never exhibited a retrograde path.