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What is the name of the closest star to the Earth?
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What is the name of the theory that explains the origin of the universe as a big bang?
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What is a celestial body that develops a glowing coma and sometimes a tail when it approaches the Sun?
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What is the term for the mysterious, invisible substance that makes up approximately 85% of the matter in the universe?
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What is the term for the astronomical event that occurs when one celestial body passes in front of another, blocking its light?
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What is the term for a very bright meteor, often with a tail, that is visible over a wide area?
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An enormous gravitationally bound assemblage of millions or billions of stars.
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Outer region of a galaxy, contains globular clusters, a few stray stars, and dark matter.
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Space between the stars of a galaxy.
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A region in the outer solar system beyond Neptune’s orbit that contains billions of small, icy bodies
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The distance light travels in one year, equivalent to approximately 5.9 trillion miles
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A flash of light that occurs when a meteoroid burns up in earth’s atmosphere, also known as shooting star.
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A cloud of interstellar gas and dust
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Outer filament region of a sunspot. Lighter region of a sunspot surrounding the umbra
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Theory in physics developed by Albert Eistein
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An area wherein space and time are infinitely distorted.
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Instrument used to brighten and magnify the view of astronomical objects.
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Area of complete darkness on the shadow made by an eclipse.
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Dense remains of an intermediate mass star like the sun that has collapsed and is the same size as earth.
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Ordinary star, like the sun and is at its stable point in its transformation.
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Point on the celestial sphere directly above an observer.