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<p>Created page with &quot;==Key Stage 3== ===Meaning=== <a href="/index.php/Massive" title="Massive">Massive</a> refers to an <a href="/index.php/Object" title="Object">object</a> with a lot of <a href="/index.php/Mass" title="Mass">mass</a> compared to another <a href="/index.php/Object" title="Object">object</a>. ==Key Stage 4== ===Meaning=== <a href="/index.php/Massive" title="Massive">Massive</a> refers to a...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Key Stage 3==<br /> ===Meaning===<br /> [[Massive]] refers to an [[object]] with a lot of [[mass]] compared to another [[object]].<br /> <br /> ==Key Stage 4==<br /> ===Meaning===<br /> [[Massive]] refers to an [[object]] with a lot of [[mass]] compared to another [[object]].<br /> <br /> ===About Massive Objects===<br /> : A [[Atomic Nucleus|nucleus]] may be considered [[massive]] if it is has much more [[mass]] than most [[Atomic Nucleus|nuclei]].<br /> : A [[star]] may be considered [[massive]] if it has much more [[mass]] than the [[Mean Average|average]] [[star]].<br /> : A [[Neutron Star]] is a very small [[star]], only a few [[kilometre]]s across, but it is very [[massive]] because it has a lot of [[mass]] inside.</div>

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