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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: How long was the radio black out on Apollo 13
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Q: What was it that actually exploded on board of Apollo 13 that blew out the side of the module
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Q: What technology do scientists use to study air temperature
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Q: Who flew the Apollo 11 to the moon
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Q: Which is brighter alpha ursae majoris or epsilon ursae majoris
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Q: Who flew the Apollo 11 to the moon in 1969
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Q: Why do the closer streetlights appear brighter than the more distant lights
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Q: What force pulls items toward the earth
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Q: How does one use the word stardom in a sentence
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Q: How long was Apollo 17 on the moon
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Q: How many miles to the International Space Station
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Q: What is is NASA's most historic mission
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Q: Why can you not see Santa
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Q: How many times has Buzz Aldrin been married
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Q: What day of the week was January 20 1978
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Q: Which planet has the shortest days in a year
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Q: How did scientists find out that the solar system was formed
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Q: Why does water eventually fall from clouds
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Q: What is a batometer
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Q: Why is gold used in space vehicles
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Q: Why is Sirius so easy to find
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