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True or False: The system of planets and stars our planet is in, is called a Solar System.
True.
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True or False. The center of the solar system is the sun.
True.
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Right now, is it possible for humans to live in another planet of our solar system?
Not yet.
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What is the biggest planet of our solar system?
Jupiter.
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True or False: Earth moves around the sun.
True.
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True or False. There is liquid water in Venus.
False.
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True or False. Solar Systems and Galaxies are the same.
False.
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Which one is bigger? A galaxy or a solar system?
A galaxy.
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True or False: There is only one galaxy in the universe.
False. There are billions of galaxies.
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True or False. Some planets are made of gas.
True.
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True or False. Galaxies are always moving.
True.
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True or False. Stars can explode.
True.
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What is this?
A planet.
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What is this?
A satellite.
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True or False. When stars explode, new elements are created.
True.
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True or False. One day the Sun will explode.
True.
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