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show Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune  
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show Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Earth  
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Name the 4 Jovian Planets   show
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show Venus  
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show Olympic Mons; Mars  
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show Jupiter  
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show Equitorial bulge; Rings  
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show Jupiter  
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What is the most volcanically active object in space?   show
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What is the largest moon of Jupiter?   show
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show A sub surface ocean  
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What is the least dense Planet?   show
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show Saturn  
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Which Planet has the largest ring system?   show
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What is Saturn's largest moon?   show
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Which is the only moon with an atmosphere?   show
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What is Uranus's tilt?   show
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show Neptune  
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show Titius-Bode Law  
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show Giuseppe Piazzi  
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What is the largest Asteroid?   show
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What is the distance where Asteroids do not exist?   show
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show Near Earth Objects  
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What is a Type 1 Comet?   show
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What is a Type 2 Comet?   show
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What is a Radiant Point?   show
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How far away is the Sun from the Earth?   show
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show Conduction, Convection, and Radiation  
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show Nuclear Fusion  
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When does Nuclear Fusion occur?   show
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What causes sunspots?   show
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show 5500 Kelvin  
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show Spicules, Prominences, and Solar Flares  
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show Grass-like columns  
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What are Prominences?   show
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show Sun Quakes  
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What is star brightness measured in?   show
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Who came up with ranking Brightness?   show
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show N.R. Pogson  
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What is the brightest star?   show
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What is Absolute Magnitude?   show
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show (m) is based on what we can see  
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show Distance  
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show the "movement" of stars because of Earth's rotation  
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If a star appears to move a lot...   show
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show Power emitted by a star  
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What is the Wien Displacement Law?   show
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What is Stefan-Boltzmann Law?   show
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What is the Spectral Classification?   show
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show Bluish-White  
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What color are F, G stars?   show
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show Orange-Redish  
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What is the Spectral Classification of the Sun?   show
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show The stages of stars  
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What is the 5th (V) class?   show
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What is the HR diagram?   show
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show The Main Sequence  
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What are the 3 types of Star Motion?   show
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show Moving toward us (blue = toward) (red = away)  
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show Across horizontally  
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show Wobble due to gravity  
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show One that changes Brightness  
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show Indicators of Distance  
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What is the most common Variable Star?   show
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