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Exploring the Solar System
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No other planet is as close to us, or as engaging, as Mars. Learn about the Red Planet, including its dust storms, mountains, and potential for life.
with AstronomicNo other planet is as close to us, or as engaging, as Mars. Learn about the Red Planet, including its dust storms, mountains, and potential for life.
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Learn all about the giant of our solar system, Jupiter, in this lesson with Astronomic, from its huge weather storms, famous Red Spot, to its many moons.
with AstronomicLearn all about the giant of our solar system, Jupiter, in this lesson with Astronomic, from its huge weather storms, famous Red Spot, to its many moons.
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Jupiter's closest moon Io is one of the most interesting objects in the solar system. In this lesson, Astronomic dives into an exploration of this unusual moon.
with AstronomicJupiter's closest moon Io is one of the most interesting objects in the solar system. In this lesson, Astronomic dives into an exploration of this unusual moon.
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In this lesson, Astronomic moves on to the next gas giant in our solar system, Saturn, explaining its distinctive rings, storms, moons, orbit, and more.
with AstronomicIn this lesson, Astronomic moves on to the next gas giant in our solar system, Saturn, explaining its distinctive rings, storms, moons, orbit, and more.
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Curious about the gas giants of the solar system? This lesson from Astronomic presents what we know about Uranus, including its composition, size, and rings.
with AstronomicCurious about the gas giants of the solar system? This lesson from Astronomic presents what we know about Uranus, including its composition, size, and rings.
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Mohammad A
My favorite would definitely be Europa. I love to imagine a moon with a thick layer of ice and a massive ocean beneath it. The possibility of extraterrestrial life in that ocean makes it even more amazing.
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Astronomic
Yep me too! Hopefully in the next coming years and decades NASA can discover more! :-)
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