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Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice and rock.
There are volcanoes taller than Mount Everest on other planets.
The Earth's magnetic field flips polarity every few hundred thousand years.
There are particles from distant supernova explosions passing through your body right now.
The Moon is moving away from Earth at about the same rate fingernails grow.
Some galaxies contain trillions of stars.
The speed at which galaxies move apart increases with distance due to the expansion of space itself.
There are stars whose light began its journey toward Earth before the Sun even formed.
Some black holes emit more energy than entire galaxies.
A day on Mercury lasts about 59 Earth days, but a year there lasts only 88 Earth days.
The Voyager probes carry golden records with sounds and images of Earth intended for any intelligent life that might find them.
The largest known structure in the universe is so big that light takes about 10 billion years to cross it.
Some neutron stars rotate more than 600 times per second, making them the fastest spinning known objects in the universe.
The footprints left by Apollo astronauts on the Moon may remain there for millions of years because there is no wind to erase them.
There are cosmic origins beyond understanding.
There are cosmic forces.
There are cosmic timelines.
There are stellar processes.
There are cosmic scales.
There are cosmic energies.
There are cosmic distances.
There are space phenomena.
There are stellar cores.
There are distant stars.
There are cosmic origins.
There are stellar explosions.
There are distant galaxies.
There are deep-space objects.
There are cosmic events.
There are stellar remnants.
The universe has structure.
Energy powers stars.
There are cosmic mysteries.
Space contains radiation.
Stars can collapse.
There are unknown cosmic objects.
Some particles pass through Earth.
Black holes warp space.
Some stars die violently.
There are rogue planets.
Stars are born in gas clouds.
Some galaxies collide.
The universe is expanding.
There are planets without stars.
Some stars are larger than Earth's entire orbit.
The universe contains billions of galaxies.
Some black holes spin near the speed of light.
There are stars that have planets larger than Jupiter.
There are galaxies that formed shortly after the universe began.
The International Space Station is visible from Earth without a telescope.