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They're huge collections of gas, dust, and stars. And our solar system calls one of them home. Get up close to the galaxies that spin around the universe.
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They're leftover rocks from when the planets formed. And they hold clues to how the solar system began. Get up close to the asteroids, comets, and meteoroids ...
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The most up to date space information, engaging photos, and dynamic charts give readers a guided tour of the solar system and beyond.
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It’s the third planet from the Sun. And it’s the only planet known to support life. Get an in-depth view of the planet we call home.
It’s a dry, dusty desert. But it’s the only space object humans have ever walked on. Get an up-close look at the moon that orbits Earth.
The Sun is fiery ball of gas with scalding temperatures and massive explosions. Get up-close to the star that keeps our solar system spinning.
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From Earth, they look like twinkling lights. In space, they’re burning hot balls of gas. Get up-close to the stars that burn brightly in our solar system and ...