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Kn 6 Ls 1 Introduction to the Sun and Space

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welcome to ckla knowledge 6 astronomy

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introduction to the sun and space

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our purpose for listening today is we

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will discuss earth's atmosphere and

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outer space

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we will make observations about the sky

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and listen carefully to understand the

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word

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gas

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the study of outer space is astronomy

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think in your head

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what is the big

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hot bright object we can see in the sky

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during the day

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you are probably thinking the sun

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let's do it again think in your head

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what is the big object that we can see

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in the sky at night

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and that appears to be glowing

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i'm sure you were thinking of the moon

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one more

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think in your head

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what are the smaller twinkling lights we

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can see in the sky at night

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that would be the stars

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the sun

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moon and stars are

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actually in outer space

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over the next few weeks we are going to

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learn more about these

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and other objects in space

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let's take a look

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where

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are we

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no need to have a map on this one we're

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going to use a stair step chart

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earth is in the solar system that's

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called the milky way galaxy

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we live on the planet earth

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we live on the continent of north

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america

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the country

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united states of america

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is a part of the continent north america

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the state we live in is pennsylvania

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in the city

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our city is eerie

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listen carefully to learn how the sky

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you see during the day or night actually

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has two parts

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let's learn about some objects that we

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can see in the sky and hear which of

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these objects are located

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in the atmosphere and which are located

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in outer space

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have you looked up at the sky lately

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perhaps you saw a clear blue sky or

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maybe there were a few puffy white

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clouds floating around or maybe the sky

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was streaked with gray clouds

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occasionally when you look up at the sky

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you can see an airplane or a bird flying

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by

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or maybe even a red balloon someone

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accidentally let loose

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some days it is fun to lie on your back

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in the grass and stare up at the

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interesting shapes

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of the puffy white clouds overhead

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perhaps you or someone you know has even

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flown in an airplane up among the clouds

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high above the earth's surface

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you can think of the skies in two layers

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there is a big blanket or bubble of air

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that surrounds the earth

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this bubble covers the whole earth

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all the ground and oceans and everything

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else on the earth's surface including

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you

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this bubble of air is called the

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atmosphere

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but the atmosphere does not tell the

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whole story the second layer of sky is

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all outer space

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which lies beyond the atmosphere an

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endless expanse of stars and moons and

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other objects

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of course during the day here on earth

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it is easy to forget that outer space is

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there

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but it always is

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the earth your home is just one little

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object moving around in the middle of it

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all

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like a speck of sand amidst all the

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sands in the ocean

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during the day

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the sun shines over the earth

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shedding light on all the animals and

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plants that live on the earth's surface

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the sun rays or beams of light spread

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across the skies which appear blue to

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your eyes

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the sun itself

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is a star

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it is not part of the earth or earth's

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sky

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in fact the sun is far far away from

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earth

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so far away that it would take more than

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three months to reach it in the fastest

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rocket ship

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but even if you could reach the sun in a

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rocket ship

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you would never be able to get close to

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it

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that is because the sun like other stars

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is an enormous ball of very hot

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gas

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that means the sun is not a solid object

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or a liquid

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it's made up of gas

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a thin substance

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that objects can pass

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right through

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if they didn't burn up first

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everything that gets too close to it

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burns up instantly

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just how enormous is the sun

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think about this if the sun were a huge

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bowl and the earth

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were

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a little marble you could stuff about

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one million marbles

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into that bowl

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in other words it would take a million

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earths to fill the sun

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the sun is just one out of billions of

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stars in space however the sun is our

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star it is the earth's star without the

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sun

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earth would be a cold

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lifeless hunk of rock

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all living things on earth that you can

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see every day from the trees to the bees

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to the flowers and the fleas

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rely on the sun in one way or another

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the heat light and energy of the sun

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allow life to flourish here on earth

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the rising sun

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signals the start of a new day

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in the morning the sun rises in the east

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and its rays shed light across the land

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people wake up and get ready for a new

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day

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getting dressed and eating breakfast and

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then traveling outside to wherever it is

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they go to school to the office to a

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store

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or simply out for a walk

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have you ever noticed your shadow on the

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ground

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if the sun is behind you while you are

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walking down the sidewalk then your body

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blocks the sun's rays and creates a

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shadow on the ground

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your shadow is not the only shadow in

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the world

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clouds cast shadows as well

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so do buildings and trees have you ever

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rested under the shade of a tree on a

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hot summer day

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if so you were resting in the shadow

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cast by the trees leaves and branches

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on a hot summer day you can feel the

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warmth of the sun on your skin and if

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you do not use sunscreen then you may

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get a sun burn

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ouch

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the sun's energy can burn your skin and

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that's bad

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sunburns hurt and if you get sunburned

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too often it can cause serious damage to

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your skin

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on the other hand the sun's light is

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also good for you

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when your bare skin is exposed to

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sunlight your body creates vitamin d

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which is one of the many vitamins your

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body needs in order to stay healthy and

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strong

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at the end of each day when the sun goes

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down in the west the sky changes it

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isn't blue anymore the sky becomes black

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and new sights appear

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instead of clouds and birds and blue sky

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you may see an array of shining stars

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you may see something else as well not

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the sun but another object hovering in

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the skies above

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the moon over the next several days you

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will learn about the sun

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the moon the stars and you will hear all

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sorts of amazing and interesting facts

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about outer space

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the place beyond the earth's sky or

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atmosphere

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this study of the stars and other things

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in outer space is called astronomy

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there is so much to learn about the

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stars and other objects in space

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but you can spend the rest of your life

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studying it and never run out of new

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things to learn and discover

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that is because astronomy is the study

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of everything beyond our little home

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that we call earth

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and if astronomers have learned anything

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through the years

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they know that there is no end to the

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amount of new knowledge and surprises to

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be discovered in the study of the stars

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and outer space

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let's talk what did you learn

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or i learned that

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or this one i now know

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that and share something you heard in

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our story today

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see you back here next time

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