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This is the best view you can get of Jupiter with a small
telescope. But when we sent the Juno spacecraft in 2011…
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The Juno spacecraft sent back the clearest close-up
images we’ve ever gotten of Jupiter! Look at the swirls!
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Jupiter has the most colorful, swirling clouds of any planet!
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A galaxy is a huge, floating group of stars. Many have
a ‘spiral’ shape like this one, called the Whirlpool Galaxy.
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This galaxy, called the Sombrero Galaxy, looks like a hat!
It’s a spiral galaxy, we’re just looking at it sideways.
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The planet Mars has TWO moons. Notice how they're
not round. Some say they look like potatoes!
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This is what it looks like from the surface of Mars, when
one of its potato-shaped moons goes in front of the Sun!
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When a large rock hits a planet, it leaves a crater. Some
say these craters on Mercury look like a famous mouse...
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This feature on Mars looks so much like a face...
What do you think it is?!
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It turns out that it's just a hill that only looks like
a face when the sun is shining on it just right!
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When astronomers point a telescope right beneath this
star in Orion, they see something special... are you ready?
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It's a colorful cloud of gas called a "nebula." This one
is called the Horsehead Nebula, and you can see why!
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The Horsehead isn't the only nebula that reminds people
of something. This one is called the North America Nebula!
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And this one... ? The Bubble Nebula!
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But my personal favorite? The Unicorn Nebula, discovered
by the Hubble Space Telescope!
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We pulled three questions from our jar. Which question do you want to explore?
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Why can’t dogs eat chocolate?
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