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Radiation: The energy or particles released from sources like radioactive materials, explosions, and chemical reactions. This includes energy waves on the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Planet: A large body in outer space that circles around the sun or another star.

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A place in space where matter and light cannot escape if they fall in.

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Moon: A natural object that travels around a bigger natural object. Planets can have moons. Dwarf planets can have moons. Even some asteroids have moons! Astronomers usually call them satellites or natural satellites.

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Galaxy: A collection of thousands to billions of stars held together by gravity. The galaxy we live in is called the Milky Way.

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Crater: A large, bowl-shaped dent in the ground. They can be caused by an explosion or the impact of a meteorite.

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Constellation: A group of stars in the sky. They're often named after an animal, object, or person. The stars form certain patterns based on where you are. We have one view of stars here on Earth, but from another solar system or galaxy, the constellations would look different.

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Bright glows and bands of light that appear in the skies at night near the South Pole. They are also called the southern lights.

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Comet: An icy rock that lets off gas and dust, which may form tails when it is flying close to a sun. Some people says if you look one, yo can make a wish.

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The basic building block of matter. It is made of protons, neutrons, and electrons. There are many different kinds of atoms. For example, the simplest atom with one proton and one electron is a hydrogen atom. An atom with six protons, six neutrons, and six electrons is a carbon atom.

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Rocks floating around in space. Some are the size of a pick-up truck. Others are hundreds of miles across.