How do scientist measure objects in space

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The proper answer to this question is "from its gravitational effects on other bodies in the solar system".

Here is how:

For example: If the planet has a moon scientist use a thing called which "can be relatively straightforward" which also determines the mass and height.

Your answer is from its gravitational effects on other bodies in the solar system!

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