Conclusion(s) and evidence from investigation:1. What is the relationship between mass and gravity?2. How is mass and gravity relevant to the formation of the solar system? (think about the sun)3. Describe the shape of the solar system.4. Describe the composition (what it is made of) of the solar system.5. Describe the revolution (orbit) of the solar system.6. Identify an anomaly (doesn't match the rest) in the data and propose an explanation for it.7. What were some patterns you found in the columns? List at least 2.8. Which is the best evidence that the solar system was created from accretion?Explain why. (There may be more than 1!)

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Conclusion(s) and evidence from investigation:
1. What is the relationship between mass and gravity?
2. How is mass and gravity relevant to the formation of the solar system? (think about the sun)
3. Describe the shape of the solar system.
4. Describe the composition (what it is made of) of the solar system.
5. Describe the revolution (orbit) of the solar system.
6. Identify an anomaly (doesn't match the rest) in the data and propose an explanation for it.
7. What were some patterns you found in the columns? List at least 2.
8. Which is the best evidence that the solar system was created from accretion?
Explain why. (There may be more than 1!)

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