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Is venus in another solar system?
no, it orbits the same sun as us,so we are in the same solar system
What is a zebra's Immune System fact?
the same puta thing as us!
Why do bees poop?
They eat and have a digestive system. Same with all of us.
How does the skeletal and muscular system work in a spider?
Same as us EXCEPT that the skeletal system is on the outside in insects.
Do stick bugs have the same digestion system as us?
No, a number of their organs is different.
How much is a kilometer based on the us metric system?
There isn't a separate US metric system, the metric system is international and the same everywhere. So one kilometre in the U.S.A. is one kilometre.
Does Jupiter have a sun?
Jupiter is in our Solar system, meaning it shares the same sun as us.
What sandwich restaurant has the same name as the first type of ground transportation system in the US?
Subway
What is politicol system?
The same as the rest of the United State we trade with other nations and they trade with us.
What breathing system do polar bears use?
Same system as us humans and all other mammals use: the respiratory system, i.e., using their lungs to breathe.
What measuring system do you use in the US?
We have our own system in the US because we're stuborn. Mass we use pounds and length we use inches, feet, miles. Volume is the same as well as time.
Why did the metric system need to be standerized?
Every system of measurement needs to be standardised, so that everyone using those measurements means the same thing by them as everyone else. One of the main problems with the US/Imperial system is that the same unit is different sizes in US and Imperial. A US pint is 16 fluid ounces, but an Imperial (UK) pint is 20, also a US fluid ounce is slightly bigger than an Imperial fluid ounce. Up until 1959 US inches, feet and yards were longer than Imperial inches, feet, and yards. Even within the Imperial system the ounce can mean two different sizes; one for ordinary measurements, and a heavier one for precious metals. This confusion can easily be eradicated if the system is standardised and a metre is always the same; a litre is always the same; a newton is always the same etc.
