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- How do you measure the distance between Earth and the Sun? (Intermediate)
- Are there telescopes that can see the flag and lunar rover on the Moon? (Beginner)
- What color is each planet? (Intermediate)
- How far is each planet from Earth? (Intermediate)
- What is the significance of the Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn, Arctic Circle and Antarctic Circle? (Beginner)
- Is the Moon moving away from the Earth? When was this discovered? (Intermediate)
- What is the difference between a "star" and a "sun"? (Beginner)
- When was the last time all of the planets were aligned? (Beginner)
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