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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 is the Orion Project
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Q: What do you call human-made objects orbiting earth
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Q: How many nebulae are there in space
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Q: The earth takes one year to go around the sun do all the other planets do the same
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Q: How does red shift support the steady state theory
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Q: Does water float in space
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Q: In which direction does earth's gravitation force act
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Q: What time of year can you see the big dipper in California
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Q: What causes a meteor to shine like a star
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Q: How did they get off the moon during the lunar landing
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Q: Is the world going blow up
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Q: Why are hot air balloons so big
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Q: What does an anemometer mesure
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Q: How long would it take to travel 4 light years in a space shuttle
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Q: What does Roberta Bondar do in her spare time
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Q: When is the moon gravition pull the strongest
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Q: How much does Aphrodite weigh
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Q: Is there a star by Orions belt you can see with the naked eye whose light left there 4.5 to6 million years ago
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Q: Where in the world does solar power work the best
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Q: Because the sun is so far away it does not exert a gravitational force on the earth
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Q: Is there a constellation or planet named after pan or faunus
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Q: What would be the approximate temperature of a star with a luminosity 100 times greatera than the sun
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Q: When did Sam Foster invent sunglasses
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Q: Who Apollo marry
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Q: Who invented artifical satellites
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Q: Who made a space shuttle that exploded
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Q: At which point will a cloud form
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Q: If a star is 100 light-years away what is its approximate distance in parsecs
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Q: What are the most famous Greek constellations
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Q: How do you get oxygen to a space station
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Q: Which of the two objects sun or Jupiter moves most as a result of this gravitational force and why
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Q: What materials are needed for space travel
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Q: What materials do they use in space
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Q: What is the definition of near space
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Q: Explain why a space shuttle will stay in in orbit around the earth and will not fall to the earth
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Q: The characteristic that is created by repeating positive shapes in space surrounded by negative areas of space
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Q: What were the firt rockets designed by
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Q: How many astronauts were on board the challenger
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