GED Science Quiz
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An astronomer observes a distant star for one week and notices that its brightness does not change. The astronomer concludes that the star does not have any planets orbiting it, because orbiting planets would cause dips in the star's brightness as they pass in front of it.
Which statement provides the best evaluation of the astronomer's conclusion?
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