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The Sun is a giant ball of burning hot gases, millions of degrees at its core! The sun is a star (yes, really!) that provides the heat and energy that life on Earth needs to survive. It may look peaceful from where we sit, but 93 million miles/150 million km away - that's how far it is - the sun is churning and roiling with eruptions of radiation bigger than the Earth!
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The Sun is a giant ball of burning hot gases, millions of degrees at its core! The sun is a star (yes, really!) that provides the heat and energy that life on Earth needs to survive. It may look peaceful from where we sit, but 93 million miles/150 million km away - that's how far it is - the sun is churning and roiling with eruptions of radiation bigger than the Earth!
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A nebula may just be an interstellar cloud of dust and gas, but it is also one of the most spectacular sights to be seen through a telescope! Nebulae (pronounced: NEB-you-lee) pepper the galaxy with beautiful colors, shapes, and lights. Learn more about this celestial phenomena, including the four major types of nebulae and see images of some of the most famous and noteworthy nebulae on record in this peaceful and educational video.
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