Where is the Asteriod Belt located?
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The asteroid belt is a region of the solar system falling roughly between the planets Mars and Jupiter where the greatest concentration of asteroid orbits can be found.
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asthenosphere, a relatively narrow, mobile zone of the mantle made of molten and solid rock that flows from convection currents to carry the lithospheric plates above..\n\n. The asthenosphere is a part of the upper mantle that exhibits plastic properties. It is located below the lithosphere (the crust and upper mantle), between about 100 and 250 kilometers deep.
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Our solar system is tucked into a corner of the galaxy where the stars are scattered far from each other.\n\nThe stars are denser closer to its centre.
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try http://earth.google.com
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I see it right now, just below the Centaurus next to Alpha Centauri. Try visiting Astronomy.com and click on star dome
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That would be in the constellation of Orion. The constellation's main feature is of course the three stars which form the "belt" across the middle of Orion: from west to east Mintaka, Alnilam, and Alnitak.
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It is in the northern hemisphere. In the northern half of the planet.
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Pluto..a cinch. Just go to Disneyland and wander around you are bound to find Pluto.  You an even hug him if you like!\n\nThe center of the Earth well that's hundreds, if not thousands of years in the future.  The heat and the pressure of molten iron (although at the exact center of the earth one would be in an anti gravity environment..like in outer space, because the mass of the earth is pulling on you exactly the same from all points around you).  The heat and pressure are unimaginable and it will take man many many generations to solve this problem.  We might just send a probe there..why risk a human being. Androids will like molten iron...they can relate to it..right!
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solar system I guess? 312.500.000 km, but there is no planet at such distance...what is it?\n\nasteroid belt...\n\n6  1/4=6.25\n6.25 x 200,000,000 / 4 = 312,500,000
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Greetings,\n\nCruithne discovered in 1986.\n\nWe currently have a couple of asteriod size objects oribiting the earth, if that is what you are referring to (Reference the first website listed as sources.)\n\nWe also have any number of Near Earth Objects captured by Earth's gravity, the second link posted.\n\n-matt
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i think you can find it here !\nhttp://www.hubblesite.org\nhttp://www.noao.edu
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It would be known as the Phraddorian World and orbits the star Ennea Naddoria.  It is located on the far side of the Milky Way galaxy approximately 63,000 light years from Earth.  They journey across the stars using a device called the Lahnshal Gateways, but for greater distance, they use great starships called Wave Riders.  \n\nAcross a vast stellar wasteland is another world called Sandahl Shore.  For the Phraddorians, this world would be a close approximation to Heaven.
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The inner planets are the 4 planets who's orbits are closest to the sun (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars).  The asteroid belt (and millions and millions of miles) seperates the inner planets from the outer planets.\n\nCompared to the distances in between the outer planets, the inner planets might as well be right next to eachother, the distances really start getting big in the outer solar system.
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On Feb 5th, 2006 at 9:05 PM PST Pluto is located \n\n31.704 AU or\n47.556 x 10^8 km or\n2.947 billion miles\n\naway from the Earth.
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Cincinnaticrinus Pentagonus\n\nAn ancient Ordovician crinoid from the Cincinnati, northern Kentucky area.
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Yes.\nhttp://www.seti.org/site/pp.asp?c=ktJ2J9MMIsE&b=181443
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Asthenosphere. \n\nThe asthenosphere is believed to be a ductile zone, probably around 1400-1600 degrees C, that flows slowly in response to stress. It is not liquid. The applied pressures are above 100 MPa (14,500 psi). Various sources estimate its thickness at 180-200 km.\n\nI've added a link to one of my previous answers explaining plate tectonics, and a definition from Schlumberger, and another from USGS.