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astronomy questions

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leap year   a year when 4 extra days is added to the calender  
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zenith   point directly above you  
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astrolab   instrement that measures the angle between the horizon  
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absolute magnitude   brightness of a star  
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asteroid   small rocky body that revolves around the sun  
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appartent magnitude   how bright a star appers to a observer  
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calender   system for organizing time  
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asteroid belt   region of solar system that contains most asteroids  
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constellation   a section of the sky that contains reconizable star patterns  
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day   time requierd for earth to rotate once on its axis  
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eclipse   event which the shadow of ones celestial body that falls on another  
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ellipse   a closed curve  
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light year   unit of legnth equal to the distance light travels in space  
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meteriod   a small rocky body that revolves around the sun  
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moon   a natural satilight  
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retrograde rotation   clockwise spin of a planet or moon  
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revolution   elliptical motion of a bodyas it orbits another body in space  
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