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Extras
We humans all look up at the same moon, but we don't all see it the same way.
Why is Pluto no longer designated a planet? Join Trace as he investigates.
Why is it that meteor showers happen every year? Trace Dominguez explains why.
Did you know the Sun isn't that bright compared to other stars?
The Ecliptic refers to the path the Sun takes across the sky.
In this episode, Trace tells you how to spot The International Space Station.
When you look up at the stars you are looking back in time. Trace explains...
Trace Dominguez examines the various phenomena that give stars their colors.
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