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Astronomy

Journey through the cosmos and study celestial objects and phenomena beyond Earth's atmosphere. Astronomy seeks to understand the origins, evolution, and ultimate fate of the universe.

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Q: What happens to the ground underneath a glacier as it moves and melts

Q: What happens to the tides during a solar eclipse

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Q: What happens when a super nova black hole forms in the universe

Q: What happens when a supernova explosion occurs near a black hole

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Q: What happens when you look directly at a solar eclipse

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Q: What if Earth had 2 moons orbiting it instead of just one

Q: What if Earth was tidally locked, causing one side to always face the sun and the other to be in perpetual darkness

Q: What if Jupiter was a star, how would it impact our solar system and life on Earth

Q: What if Pluto was our moon, how would it affect Earth's tides and gravitational pull

Q: What if space had oxygen, how would it impact the way we explore and understand the universe

Q: What if the sun was replaced by a black hole, how would it impact our solar system

Q: What if the sun went supernova, what would be the consequences for Earth and its inhabitants

Q: What if the universe is truly infinite

Q: What if we could see radio waves and how would it change our understanding of the world around us

Q: What if we had two moons orbiting Earth

Q: What impact does Venus' lack of a magnetic field have on its atmosphere and potential for supporting life

Q: What impact does the intense heat and radiation from the sun have on the surface of Mercury

Q: What impact does the moon revolution have on Earth's tides and gravitational forces

Q: What impact does the presence of the moon in Earth's atmosphere have on the planet's tides and overall climate

Q: What impact events have occurred on Jupiter and how have they shaped the planet's surface and atmosphere

Q: What impact has the moon revolution had on our understanding of celestial bodies and their influence on Earth

Q: What implications would the discovery of an Earth-sized planet orbiting very close to another star have for our understanding of planetary formation and habitability

Q: What information can I find about the Eclipse Galactico on Wikipedia

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