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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: Why can a rocket fly into space
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Q: Did anyone die going to the moon
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Q: What is happening to the Earth at the moment
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Q: Is energy produce by the sun
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Q: The saucepan constellation is part of a bigger constellation what is it
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Q: Gravitational force relies on what two things
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Q: The centripetal force acting on the moon continuously changes the of the Moon's motion
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Q: How old is the earth in historic years
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Q: What is in space every 75 years
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Q: A large bright star whose hot core has used most of its hydrogen is a
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Q: What is a form of solar energy that requires no equipment - just open your curtain's
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Q: What is the goal of the Apollo program
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Q: Why must a astronaut were a pressurized suit in space
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Q: Is it possible for a tornado to come with the sun out
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Q: Label and identify the parts of the sun
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Q: Label the parts of the sun
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Q: A star's absolute magnitude is its apparent brightness as seen from
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Q: Is the greek god Hermes Apollo's brother
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Q: How big is Beta Cancri
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Q: Where do you find TM shadow ball in Pokemon mystery dungeon explorers of darkness
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Q: Is Apollo 5 still in space
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Q: What would you do without satellites
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Q: What is the answer to the puzzle on card 11 for 39 clues
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Q: What will happenn on the 12-12-12
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Q: What are ten things that cannot be examined without the aid of a microscope
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Q: How hot is Denebola
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Q: Did Neil Armstrong die August 5 2006
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Q: What is a chimney balloon
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