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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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Ever since 1988, satellites have been detecting radio signals from outer space, which could be coming from as far away as 15,000 light years.
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Earth is the only known planet capable of sustaining life. It has three oceans, seven continents, fifty seas, one hundred ninety-five countries, fifty-eight million square miles of land, and a population of just over eight billion.
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Were you able to see the eclipse this week? If so, it was pretty spectacular! A once in a lifetime experience for many people.
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Four planets in our solar system have rings including Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune, but the most famous is undoubtedly Saturn.
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As the Earth’s only natural satellite, the moon takes 27.3 days to complete its orbit and 29.5 days to complete its waxing and waning cycle.
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