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Space vocabulary

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show the pulling force between two objects  
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rotation   show
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revolution   show
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solar system   show
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show group of billions of stars and their planets, gas, dust that extends over many thousands of light-years that is held together by gravity.  
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show the galaxy that contains our solar system  
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universe   show
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show average size star, no solid surface, made of hydrogen and helium gases  
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nuclear fusion   show
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show loops of gases on the sun that link different sunspots  
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show the imaginary lint that runs through the north and south poles  
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spring tides   show
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neap tides   show
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show a ball of ice and dust whose orbit around the sun is a long, narrow ellipse  
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show rocky objects that revolve around the sun, but are too small to be considered planets  
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show chunks of rock or dust in space  
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meteor   show
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show meteoroids that pass through the atmosphere and hit Earth's surface  
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show sun lights the moon facing away from Earth. The side of the moon facing Earth is dark  
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show the moon appears as a sliver or crescent of light  
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show half the lighted side of the moon  
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show the lighted side of the moon with more than half of it lighted  
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show the whole moon is lit  
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waning gibbous   show
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last quarter   show
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show there is less and less of the lighted side of the moon visible and then it appears again as a crescent  
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