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Astronomy
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: Why do sunspots appear dark on the surface of the Sun
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Q: Why do sunspots appear dark
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Q: Why do sunspots appear darker than their surroundings
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Q: Why do the Balmer lines of hydrogen exhibit a phenomenon where they get closer together as you move towards shorter wavelengths
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Q: Why do the moon, stars, and sun change position in the sky
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Q: Why do the northern lights only occur in the north
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Q: Why do the planets have an approximate spherical shape due to their gravitational forces
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Q: Why do the positions of objects in the sky change over time, and what factors contribute to this phenomenon
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Q: Why do the stars appear to rise and set each day
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Q: Why do the stars move at night
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Q: Why do the stars twinkle in the night sky
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Q: Why do theorists place an upper limit of 500 solar masses on Population III stars
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Q: Why do things burn up in the atmosphere
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Q: Why do we experience gravity on Earth and in the universe
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Q: Why do we float in space
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Q: Why do we map the stars and what insights can it provide about the universe
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Q: Why do we need to find another planet to live on
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Q: Why do we never see the moon next to Polaris in the night sky
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Q: Why do we not expect mercury to have an atmosphere at all
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Q: Why do we not find asteroids with thick atmospheres
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Q: Why do we say we are looking back in time when we are observing the stars
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Q: Why do we see a half moon in the night sky
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Q: Why do we see different phases of the moon within a month
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Q: Why do you think Saturn and Jupiter have more moons than the other planets in our solar system
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Q: Why do you think the solar intensity follows a specific pattern
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Q: Why do you think the solar intensity follows this pattern
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Q: Why does Earth have a greater gravitational pull than the Moon
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Q: Why does Earth have gravity and how does it affect the objects on its surface
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Q: Why does Earth receive more energy from the sun than from all the other stars in the universe combined
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Q: Why does Jupiter have a big red spot
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Q: Why does Jupiter have a red spot
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Q: Why does Jupiter have bands
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Q: Why does Jupiter have such a large number of moons compared to other planets in our solar system
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Q: Why does Mercury have more craters than Venus
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Q: Why does Neptune look blue in color
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Q: Why does Uranus appear blue-green in color
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Q: Why does Venus lack a planetary magnetic field
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Q: Why does a red giant appear reddish in color
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Q: Why does a solar eclipse move from west to east
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Q: Why does every galaxy have a black hole
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Q: Why does gravity happen and what are its effects on the universe
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Q: Why does light, which is massless, still experience the effects of gravity
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Q: Why does looking at an eclipse damage your eyes
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Q: Why does looking at an eclipse hurt your eyes
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Q: Why does looking directly at a solar eclipse damage your eyes
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Q: Why does looking directly at a solar eclipse hurt your eyes
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Q: Why does looking directly at an eclipse hurt your eyes
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Q: Why does the Aurora Borealis happen and what causes this stunning natural phenomenon in the sky
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Q: Why does the Earth rotate on its axis
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Q: Why does the Earth stay in constant rotation, and what are the effects of this continuous movement
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