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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: What are the problems in going to space
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Q: What is the name of the person who invented the Space probes
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Q: What are clouds made of and how high are they off the ground
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Q: How do you know when it is day time or night time in space
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Q: What happen if the moon would be replaced for an object who has the mass of Jupiter
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Q: What were the suits made of that the astronauts wore on the moon
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Q: What book did Galileo publish in 1623
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Q: What song did they play when Neil Armstrong went out on the moon
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Q: What is the relation of the colors and temperature of the stars to their life span
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Q: When did Aristotle make his geocentric model
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Q: Can you see the Southern Cross from the southern hemisphere
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Q: Which spacecraft set off for Jupiter in 1972
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Q: Who is the first man stepped the moon
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Q: Is there a planet called namick or skeleki
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Q: Can bubbles form a rainbow in them
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Q: How does a a rainbow form
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Q: Will there be a journey 3 from the earth to the moon
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Q: What day was Feb 20' 1960
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Q: What can you say about the temperature of air in the morning
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Q: Is there a temperature difference between light and dark sides of asteroid illuminated by the sun
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Q: What device used of astronauts of Apollo 15 to explore the surface of the moon
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Q: What is the loud whizzing stones
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Q: What type of scientists were involved in building the Hubble telescope
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Q: Why is spacecraft pressurized
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Q: When is a hot air balloon behaving like an air mass in a high pressure area
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