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“Pluto is a mysterious object that is constantly surprising us.”

' 2015 flyby revealed that tiny Pluto has a hazy atmosphere. Now, data from helps explain how the haze changes during Pluto's long orbit around the Sun

#PlutoFact
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The defining feature of every black hole is the so called "event horizon". Event horizon is a surface in space-time that marks a point of no return, and once an object crosses this surface, it cannot return to the other side

#BlackHole
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Quark Matter

Quark matter is an extremely dense phase of matter made up of subatomic particles called quarks. This theoretical phase would occur at extremely high temperatures and densities. It may exist at the heart of neutron stars. It can also be created for brief moments in particle colliders on Earth, such as CERN's large hadron collider

#QuarkMatter
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Think big. Now think bigger.!!

Two galaxy clusters, containing hundreds of galaxies each, collided millions of years ago and became tied together by gravity. Now, a supermassive black hole is tearing the two apart on a galactic stage

#Fact
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What was the first man made satellite?
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A. Vanguard
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B. Vostok 1
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C. Explorer 1
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D. Sputnik
What was the first American satellite in space?
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A. Explorer 1
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B. Pioneer 1
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C. Mariner 1
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D. Survivor 1
A rocket sscientist who was influenced in developing the rockets of the modern US Space Program?
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A. Sergei Korolev
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B. Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
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C. Wernher Von Braun
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D. Carl Sagan
When was the first American Satellite launched in to space?
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A. 1956
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B. 1958
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C. 1963
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D. 1961
Which term did NASA used to originally want to use for astronauts?
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A. Aeronaut
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B. Hermes
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C. Spacenaut
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D. Mercury
When was Sputnik launched in to space?
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A. 1957
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B. 1961
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C. 1955
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D. 1967
Who was the first astronaut to leave tge spacecraft in space?
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A. Alexy Leonov
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B. Alan Shepard
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C. Ed White
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D. John Glenn
How many of the original mercury seven astronauts walked on the moon?
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A. 2
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B. 3
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C. 4
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D. 1
Who was the first American to orbit the Earth?
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A. Ed White
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B. Buzz Aldrin
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C. Alan Shepard
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D. John Glenn
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A spacesuit weighs approximately 127 kg on the ground without the astronaut in it but in the microgravity environment of space, a spacesuit weighs nothing

#Fact
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Almost all of ordinary matter (99.9% of it) is empty space. If you took out all of the space in our atoms, the entire human race (all 7 billion of us) would fit into the volume of a sugar cube.

But the fact is that the density of that sugar cube will be extremely high and could weigh up to five billion tons

#OrdinaryMatter
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Active galaxy NGC 1275 lies at the heart of the Perseus Galaxy Cluster, it has huge filaments of gas that extend out from the core. They look like the tentacles of an immense galactic octopus and are 20,000 light years long, and just 200 light years wide. They are held in place by powerful magnetic fields from the massive central black hole

#BlackHole
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