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Is there a single generalistic term that refers to any object - large or small - that orbits a star?

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Are the "pressure forces" inward on a vaccum chamber on earth roughly the same as the forces outward on an air chamber, of the same size, in space?

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There is a marketing tactic where vendors will make something 9.99 or 19.98 instead of 10.00 or 20.00. What is this called? And has there ever been a study that attempts rank the perceived value of numbers in this marketing context?

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Is there a single generalistic term that refers to any object - large or small - that orbits a star?	1
Are the "pressure forces" inward on a vaccum chamber on earth roughly the same as the forces outward on an air chamber, of the same size, in space?	1
There is a marketing tactic where vendors will make something 9.99 or 19.98 instead of 10.00 or 20.00. What is this called? And has there ever been a study that attempts rank the perceived value of numbers in this marketing context?	1