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A cloud that is spherical and it is made of small rocks and icy bodies. |
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A branch of science that contains celestial objects, the space, and the universe. |
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The star that Earth orbits. |
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The third planet from the sun in our solar system. |
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A mechanical model of the solar system. |
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A rapidly moving meteor that is entering the Earths atmosphere. |
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A large scale organization of galaxies. |
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Radiant energy that was emitted by the sun. |
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The galaxy that Earth is located in. |
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The constellation that represents scales. |
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The constellation that represents a sea monster and a whale. |
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The constellation that represents the lion that was slayed by Hercules. |
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A lunar eclipse is when the moon appears darkened when it passes Earth's shadow. |
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Sirius is the brightest star in the sky. |
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Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun in our solar system and it has 53 moons. |
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Jupiter is the biggest planet and is known for it's red storm cloud. |
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Uranus is the coldest planet and it's name means Sky King Star. |
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A opposition of the moon and the sun. |
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A starburst galaxy is a galaxy that has a high rate of star formation. |
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