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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: Does Saturn have a thin or heavy atmosphere
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Q: Do stardust spirits exist
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Q: Why are smaller rockets needed on the moon
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Q: What is a sky metaphor
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Q: Why can't blimps fly into space
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Q: How did Poseidon create storms
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Q: What kind of phrase is found in the sentence As the moon continues in its orbit around the earth a part of the illuminated side of the moon becomes visible
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Q: What prop is associated with Apollo
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Q: What feature does the SINCGARS use to reduce the threat of jamming and minimize the use of direction-finding equipment to establish your location
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Q: What happens if a hole gets in a hot air balloon
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Q: Does Zeus mean god
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Q: How does the earth spacecraft overcome the graity when launching
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Q: Did the NASA space shuttle really land on the moon
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Q: Why did they make the international space station
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Q: What does a payload specialist do on space flight
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Q: Which girls names mean star
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Q: Who was Jensen microscope
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Q: What should you pack when your going to Neptune
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Q: What material doesn't cast a shadow
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Q: Which of the following forms of light can be observed with telescopes at sea level
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Q: What does a very bright star mean
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Q: How hot does a space shuttle get when re-enters earths atmosphere
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Q: What type of clocks are on the satellites
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Q: Why can'y space ships use propellers to move in space
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Q: Would more of the sun's energy reach a particular part of earths surface on a sunny day or on a cloudy day and why
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Q: What did earth look like before
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Q: When did Apollo get his powers
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Q: What importance is the ionosphere to humans
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Q: What colors absorb solar energy best
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Q: Who was the god with the sun in his chariot
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Q: What height does the International Space Station orbit around the Earth
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Q: What was the name of the space probe that crashed into Jupiter in 2003
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Q: What are 3 reasons why earth is unique
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Q: What was the setting in Banner in the Sky
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Q: When did the first seven astronauts go to space
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Q: Why do hot air balloons work
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Q: What is the shape of Orion the hunter
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Q: Where is it night time for half the year
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Q: Why don't mountain ranges on the continents sink into the soft astenosphere
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Q: Who created Apollo 17
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Q: What does tornadoes leave in it path
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Q: How do you pronounce Johannes Kepler
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Q: Can space shuttles go into the exosphere
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Q: How did Orion get his powers
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Q: Will there be more Apollo missions
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Q: Why are skyscrapers usually made of glass
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Q: What is the function of the lyrosome
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