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Defenitions

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Luminosity   stars total charge  
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composition   composed of many elements  
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Celestail object   any object in space  
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revalution   time it takes for an object to orbit another object  
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rotation   turning of an object around an axis  
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consellation   group of stars forming a pattern  
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light year   the distance light can travel in a year  
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Big bang   the event that may have triggered the expansion of the universe  
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star cluster   collection of star  
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milky way   our galaxy  
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photosphere   suns surface  
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