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While Earth is the planet everyone is most familiar with, there are currently well over five thousand known planets.
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Ever since ancient times, people have reported spotting strange things in the sky above that did not originate on Earth.
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The birthplace of a star is called a nebula. It is a vast cloud in space composed of hydrogen and cosmic dust, which is the remains of a dead star.
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Even though there are nearly a million and a half identified asteroids, it is doubtful that most people can name even one.
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Mars, also called ‘The Red Planet’ due to the iron oxide dust coating its surface, is one of the most well-known planets in our galaxy.
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Composed of 281 stars, Centaurus is the constellation with the most stars visible from Earth without the use of a telescope.
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Every 29.5 days, the moon completes its lunar phase cycle. This means that in the time frame of less than a month, it wanes to nothing, then waxes to full again.
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In our solar system, Earth is the only planet capable of supporting life. However, someday, that could change.
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