Big History: Vocabulary 2 by Fernando Morales

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Telescope

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An Instrument that is used for seeing distant objects like planets, starts, and galaxies.

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A part in an atom that has a positive electric charge.

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The center of an atom that contain all protons and electrons

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Reasoning to arrive to a conclusion.

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A measurment used to measure the distance of stars, planets, and galaxies.

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A "Gut Feeling" that is not based on evidence or logic.

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The first and the most common element substance.

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The force of attraction between two objects that have mass.

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Information that either supports or disproves a claim.

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Low-energy radiation in the universe that was created since the big bang.

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An ability to share, preserve, and build upon ideas overtime.

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A use of strategies that decided whether a story or concept can be trussed or not.

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A respectfull or credible source.

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A small unit of matter composed into protons, elections, and nuetrons

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The branch of science that deals with the universe and various objects like planets, stars, and galaxies.

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