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Space is big, we know. But the most remarkable thing about what’s out there, beyond the atmosphere, is how little we know about it.

The truth is, we’ve barely scratched the surface of our universe. It’s been estimated that we’ve discovered only 5% of it, while the remaining 95% is still a mystery — an unknown, unexplored, vast field of space facts left in the dark. Sure, we have our satellites, our astronauts, our telescopes, and loaded people already planning a vacation on the Moon. But what about the rest of us common folks with no skills or equipment to join the cause and get out there ourselves? How can we take a peek into the cosmos?

Simple. We stay lazy and let the astronomy experts do the hard work and throw us all the space trivia they find out over the years. Meanwhile, Bored Panda is here to fill in some gaps you may have and give you a taste of fun facts about space and the weird, wonderful things that happen when you leave Earth behind.

If you’re up for something different, take a look at these space trivia questions. For each one, you’ll find the answer in the comment section below. Think of this as a space quiz — you know, to see how many things you knew before getting the answer.

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#1

Name the spacecraft that carried the first astronauts to the Moon.

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    Which constellation holds the hottest place in the universe?

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    When did the US first set foot on the Moon?

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    A hexagonal-shaped storm can be found on which planet?

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    What is the solar system’s first planet from the Sun?

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    In our solar system, how many stars are there?

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    #7

    How many of our solar system’s planets are formed of gas?

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    Who was the first person to travel into space?

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    What is the most common type of star found in the Milky Way?

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    One of the most well-known constellations is Orion. What did it get its name from?

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    How many volcanoes do you think there are on Venus’s surface?

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    #12

    Physical space is frequently conceived in how many linear dimensions?

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    Which stars in the universe have a rotational speed of 600 times per second?

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    In which year did the US government propose new guidelines for space tourism?

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    #15

    Which of the Moon’s prints will last for 100 million years?

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    The word ‘astrophysics’ comes from a combination of Greek words. Are you aware of which of these bodies ‘Astro’ refers to?

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    #17

    Which is the second smallest planet within our solar system?

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    Which is the brightest planet in the night’s sky?

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    Which planet has the most Moons?

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    In what year did Pluto become reclassified as a dwarf planet?

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    #21

    Where can the biosphere be found?

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    Answer: The lower part of the atmosphere, all of the hydrosphere, and the upper part of the lithosphere.

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    What phenomena keeps the planets in steady orbit around the Sun?

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    #23

    Which is the largest start within our solar system?

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    Who was the first person to walk on the Moon?

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    Who was the first woman to travel into space?

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    #26

    What color is the Sun?

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    Verified     2 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Answer: The Sun appears white to the eye, but it is a mixture of all colors.

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    What elements is the Sun composed of?

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    Answer: Primarily hydrogen and helium, with some other trace elements.

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    Which celestial body within the solar system has the most mass?

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    What is space junk?

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    How many stars make up the Big Dipper?

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    What causes the Moon to shine?

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    What is the third brightest celestial object in our sky?

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    How does a meteor become a meteorite?

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    What does NASA stand for?

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    Answer: National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

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    How old is the universe?

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    Imagine we’ve arrived at the next planet, Venus. In visible light, we can’t view the surface of Venus from space. Why?

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    Verified     2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Answer: Venus is covered with a thick layer of clouds.

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    What is the distance between Earth and Mars?

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    Why did NASA invest millions of dollars in inventing a pen that could be used in space?

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    Using a pencil carries risks as graphite has high conductivity.

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    In the Andromeda Galaxy, how many stars are there?

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    What is an Emission nebula?

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    Verified     2 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Answer: Emission nebula are clouds of ionized gas that as the name says, emit their own light at optical wavelength.

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    What is the Earth’s size in miles?

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    What percentage of our solar system’s mass is made up of planets?

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    What was the name of the first NASA mission?

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    Pioneer 1, unless you mean manned mission, in which case it's Freedom 7.

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    This planet, also known as the “morning star” and the “evening star,” has long inspired poets. What planet is it?

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    What is the name of the planet that is sometimes referred to as Earth’s sister planet?

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    What is the proper name of rocket science?

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    What is the name of the planet that is nearest to the Sun?

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    Which is the smallest planet within our solar system?

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    The Moon called Titan orbits which planet?

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    Which planet is larger, Neptune or Saturn?

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    What protects Earth from meteoroids and radiation from the Sun?

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    How many of our planets can be seen without a telescope?

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    Answer: 5 — Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.

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    Phobos and Deimos are the Moons of which planet?

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    #54

    Which planets have no Moons?

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    Which planet has the fastest rotation?

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    How long is one year on Jupiter?

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    Which is the oldest planet in our solar system?

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    Which is the densest planet in our solar system?

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    Which planets have rings around them?

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    Answer: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

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    Which planet has the most volcanoes?

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    What are the names of Jupiter’s four largest Moons?

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    Which planet spins backward relative to the others?

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    Which are the four “gas giant” planets?

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    Which are the four “terrestrial” planets?

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    Why does Mercury have craters?

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    Answer: Its atmosphere is too thin to burn up meteoroids.

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    Which star is the center of our solar system?

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    How old is the Sun?

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    How long does it take the Sun’s rays to reach Earth?

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    When did the solar system form?

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    If you weighed 200 pounds on Earth, how much would you weigh on Mars?

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    What causes high and low tides?

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    How long does a solar eclipse last?

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    Name the three most famous asteroids.

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    What do you call a large number of meteoroids occurring at the same time and place?

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    How many Earths could fit inside the Sun?

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    What color is Mars’ sunset?

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    Where can you go to see projections of the night sky?

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    What is the Sun’s outermost atmosphere called?

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    How is the distance between the Sun and Earth measured?

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    How long does it take the Moon to pass through all its phases?

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    What do scientists call the disk that encircles a back hole?

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    How long does it take the Moon to orbit the Earth?

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    Who was the third astronaut to walk on the Moon?

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    Which astronaut is famous for having written his daughter’s initials on the Moon?

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    What are the storms produced by the Sun called?

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    Which constellation contains the stars Castor and Pollux?

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    What is the study of the stars, planets, and galaxies?

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    Which constellation is shaped like a winged horse?

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    Which star is nearest to Earth?

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    What do you call the path traveled by a celestial body in space?

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    What do scientists call a massive release of plasma from the Sun?

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    What is the unit of measurement used to describe the expansion of the universe?

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    Which are the most common types of galaxies in the universe?

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    How much of the universe is composed of dark matter?

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    What are the largest stars in the universe?

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    What has an incredibly strong gravitational pull that light can’t even escape?

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    Some astrophysicists research the brightness of stars. What other words do you think you could use to describe luminosity?

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    Which planet is referred to as “The Red Planet”?

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    What is the hottest layer of the atmosphere?

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    Which of the following is not a zodiac sign?

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    What is the name of Mars’ highest mountain?

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    What direction does the sunrise from?

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    What is the maximum temperature that Venus’ surface can reach in degrees Fahrenheit?

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    What is the speed of light?

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    What is the meaning of antimatter?

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    Answer: Molecules formed by atoms consisting of antiprotons, antineutrons, and positrons.

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    When will the next sight of Halley’s Comet be?

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    Answer: It will return in 2061 on its regular 76-year journey around the Sun.

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    What is the name of Jupiter’s largest Moon?

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    What is the best estimate of the Earth’s age?

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    What planet is Uranus?

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    What does it smell like in space?

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    What year did the Space Age start?

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    Answer: The space age began on October 4, 1957, when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1.

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    What is Pluto’s largest Moon’s name?

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    In which year did the first woman enter space?

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    Mercury has what?

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    What is NASA’s most famous space telescope’s name?

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    #116

    Space near gravitational fields deviates from Euclidean space according to which theory?

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    Answer: Albert Einstein theory of general relativity.

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    How much of the mass of the Sun is taken up by the rest of the Solar System?

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    Which planet has a jewel atmosphere?

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    What is the name of the suborbital vehicle created by XCOR Aerospace?

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    What is the weight of a spacesuit that takes 45 minutes to put on without the astronaut?

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    Answer: A space suit weighs approximately 280 pounds.

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    What planet in our solar system is the densest and has only one satellite?

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    What color would the sky be if you were standing on the Moon with the Sun shining upon you?

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    What is the frequency of a lunar eclipse?

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    Uranus has only been visited by what spacecraft?

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    There have been more missions to this planet versus any other planet.

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    Which planet is closest in size to Earth?

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    Which planet has supersonic winds?

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    Which are the five most recognized dwarf planets?

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    Which planet rotates on its side?

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    How many Moons does Earth have?

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    What causes a solar eclipse?

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    Answer: The Moon moves between the Sun and Earth, casting a shadow on Earth.

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    Where is the Oort Cloud located?

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    What is a comet made of?

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    Asteroids are also referred to as what?

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    What are the explosions of energy released by the Sun’s magnetic fields called?

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    Where is the Asteroid Belt located?

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    Why isn’t it possible to walk on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune?

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    Who described Saturn’s rings as the “ears of a teacup?”

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    Which star is the Alpha Ursa Minoris?

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    What do you call a large group of stars, dust, and gas?

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    #141

    Which constellation represents a hunter and weapons?

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    Which astrological sign becomes visible starting January 21st?

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    What is the polarity reversal of the Sun?

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    Vesta is which type of celestial body?

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    What is a highly magnetized rotating neutron star?

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    How many constellations are there?

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    Where is the coldest place in the universe?

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    How many Moons are currently in our solar system?

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    What is the distance between Venus and Earth?

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    What is the Moon’s surface like?

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    Answer: Dead volcanoes, impact craters, and lava flows.

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    Who was the first to discover the rules of planetary motion?

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    How long did the shortest space flight last?

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    What is the name for a comet’s appearance?

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    Which planet has a Moon that is two-toned?

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    Who invented astronomy?

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