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• Andromeda Constellation

  

  Andromeda is a constellation named after the princess Andromeda, a character from Greek mythology. Andromeda is the constellation of the northern hemisphere,... Read more

  The 29 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• The Constellations

  

  The Constellation is a form of a complex of different star, named after a person, animal or object (usually from mythology). Astronomers use constellations to... Read more

  The 28 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• Inner Planets

  

  By its position planets can be divided into inner and outer, and boundary is the main asteroid belt which lies between Mars and Jupiter. Read more

  The 30 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• Astronomical Unit

  

  (AU) is a unit of length. It is used in astronomy, and is approximately equal to the distance of Earth from the Sun. Currently accepted value is equal to 149 59... Read more

  The 25 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• Interesting Facts About The Moon

  

  The Moon is Earth's only satellite, the body of an average of only 384.403 kilometers away from Earth, and thus we known about him the most facts. Read more

  The 31 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• Metal Moon Water

  

  If you are planning to visit the moon, you should bring a filter if you plan on drinking moon water. Water ice recently discovered in dust at the bottom of a... Read more

  The 12 March 2011 by   Kovmil
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• Binary Stars

  

  Binary star is a system of two stars that revolve around one another. Binary (triple and multiple) stars are very common, astronomers calculated that nearly hal... Read more

  The 26 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• Coronal Mass Ejection

  

  During the eruptions on the sun happens the so-called "coronal mass ejection", when electrically charged particles ejected from the sunny spots in height. Read more

  The 26 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• Solar Winds

  

  are electrically charged particles that are ejected from the upper atmosphere of the Sun. Mainly consist of electrons and protons, whose energy is between 10 an... Read more

  The 27 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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• Coldest Star

  

  Astronomers have found the coolest star. Its surface temperature is 97 degrees Celsius, and is 75 light years away from the Earth. Such cold stars are called... Read more

  The 29 March 2011 by   Gabe12logan
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