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Gravitational Lensing

An image of the galaxy cluster Abell 1689 actings as a gravitational lens, with arcs of background galaxies around it. — Arcs of background galaxies being lensed by the
cluster Abell 1689.
Credit: NASA

Magnetism

A photo of a bar magnet covered with iron filings showing the magnetic field lines. — Iron filings lining up along the magnetic fields lines
of a bar magnet
Credit: Newton Henry Black

Make Your Own Impact Crater

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How is the Universe Expanding?

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What Can We See on the Sun?

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Kepler's Laws: Find the Mass of the Sun

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What Is Kepler's Third Law?

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What Is Kepler's Second Law?

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What is Kepler's First Law?

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What are the Risks from Asteroids?

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