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Exploring Our Skies Date: January 09 2022
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Scene 1 Panel 1 Exploring Our Skies Page 1/75
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Scene 1 Panel 2 Dialog The brightest thing in the sky is the Sun Exploring Our Skies Page 2/75
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Scene 1 Panel 3 Dialog The brightest thing in the sky is the Sun Exploring Our Skies Page 3/75
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Scene 1 Panel 4 Dialog The brightest thing in the sky is the Sun Exploring Our Skies Page 4/75
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Scene 1 Panel 5 Dialog The brightest thing in the sky is the Sun Exploring Our Skies Page 5/75
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Scene 1 Panel 6 Dialog it is quite big and without it Exploring Our Skies Page 6/75
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Scene 1 Panel 7 Dialog it is quite big and without it Exploring Our Skies Page 7/75
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Scene 1 Panel 8 Dialog it is quite big and without it Exploring Our Skies Page 8/75
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Scene 1 Panel 9 Dialog there would be no energy on Earth for living creatures to survive. Exploring Our Skies Page 9/75
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Scene 1 Panel 10 Dialog there would be no energy on Earth for living creatures to survive. Exploring Our Skies Page 10/75
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Scene 2 Panel 1 Dialog There would be no heat and no light for plants to grow Exploring Our Skies Page 11/75
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Scene 2 Panel 2 Dialog There would be no heat and no light for plants to grow Exploring Our Skies Page 12/75
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Scene 2 Panel 3 Dialog nothing for animals to eat Exploring Our Skies Page 13/75
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Scene 3 Panel 1 Dialog nothing for animals to eat Exploring Our Skies Page 14/75
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Scene 3 Panel 2 Dialog nothing for animals to eat Exploring Our Skies Page 15/75
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Scene 3 Panel 3 Dialog nothing for animals to eat Exploring Our Skies Page 16/75
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Scene 3 Panel 4 Dialog and animals that eat animals would not be very happy. Exploring Our Skies Page 17/75
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Scene 3 Panel 5 Dialog and animals that eat animals would not be very happy. Exploring Our Skies Page 18/75
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Scene 3 Panel 6 Dialog and animals that eat animals would not be very happy. Exploring Our Skies Page 19/75
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Scene 4 Panel 1 Dialog The Sun’s energy is the source of all the beautiful diversity we see on earth. Exploring Our Skies Page 20/75
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Scene 4 Panel 2 Dialog The Sun’s energy is the source of all the beautiful diversity we see on earth. Exploring Our Skies Page 21/75
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Scene 4 Panel 3 Dialog The Sun’s energy is the source of all the beautiful diversity we see on earth. Exploring Our Skies Page 22/75
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Scene 4 Panel 4 Dialog The Sun’s energy is the source of all the beautiful diversity we see on earth. Exploring Our Skies Page 23/75
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Scene 5 Panel 1 Dialog The Moon is hard to miss in the sky. Exploring Our Skies Page 24/75
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Scene 5 Panel 2 Dialog The Moon is hard to miss in the sky. Exploring Our Skies Page 25/75
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Scene 5 Panel 3 Dialog It orbits the earth every 27 days. Exploring Our Skies Page 26/75
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Scene 5 Panel 4 Dialog It orbits the earth every 27 days. Exploring Our Skies Page 27/75
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Scene 5 Panel 5 Dialog It orbits the earth every 27 days. Exploring Our Skies Page 28/75
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Scene 5 Panel 6 Dialog It orbits the earth every 27 days. Exploring Our Skies Page 29/75
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Scene 5 Panel 7 Dialog There are also 5 planets that can be seen by the naked eye Exploring Our Skies Page 30/75
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Scene 5 Panel 8 Dialog There are also 5 planets that can be seen by the naked eye Exploring Our Skies Page 31/75
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Scene 5 Panel 9 Dialog There are also 5 planets that can be seen by the naked eye Exploring Our Skies Page 32/75
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Scene 5 Panel 10 Dialog There are also 5 planets that can be seen by the naked eye Exploring Our Skies Page 33/75
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Scene 6 Panel 1 Dialog There are also 5 planets that can be seen by the naked eye Exploring Our Skies Page 34/75
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Scene 6 Panel 2 Dialog There are also 5 planets that can be seen by the naked eye Exploring Our Skies Page 35/75
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Scene 6 Panel 3 Dialog Mercury, Exploring Our Skies Page 36/75
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Scene 6 Panel 4 Dialog Venus, Exploring Our Skies Page 37/75
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Scene 6 Panel 5 Dialog Mars, Exploring Our Skies Page 38/75
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Scene 6 Panel 6 Dialog Jupiter, Exploring Our Skies Page 39/75
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Scene 6 Panel 7 Dialog and Saturn. Exploring Our Skies Page 40/75
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Scene 6 Panel 8 Dialog and they all orbit the Sun too. Exploring Our Skies Page 41/75
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Scene 6 Panel 9 Dialog and they all orbit the Sun too. Exploring Our Skies Page 42/75
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Scene 6 Panel 10 Dialog and they all orbit the Sun too. Exploring Our Skies Page 43/75
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Scene 6 Panel 11 Dialog Then there are the stars. Exploring Our Skies Page 44/75
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Scene 6 Panel 12 Dialog Then there are the stars. Exploring Our Skies Page 45/75
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Scene 6 Panel 13 Dialog Then there are the stars. Exploring Our Skies Page 46/75
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Scene 6 Panel 14 Dialog Some smaller Exploring Our Skies Page 47/75
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Scene 6 Panel 15 Dialog and some larger, than our Sun. Exploring Our Skies Page 48/75
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Scene 6 Panel 16 Dialog and some larger, than our Sun. Exploring Our Skies Page 49/75
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Scene 6 Panel 17 Dialog and some larger, than our Sun. Exploring Our Skies Page 50/75
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Scene 6 Panel 18 Dialog There are 100 billion(ish!) stars Exploring Our Skies Page 51/75
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Scene 6 Panel 19 Dialog There are 100 billion(ish!) stars Exploring Our Skies Page 52/75
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Scene 6 Panel 20 Dialog There are 100 billion(ish!) stars Exploring Our Skies Page 53/75
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Scene 6 Panel 21 Dialog bound together by gravity, Exploring Our Skies Page 54/75
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Scene 6 Panel 22 Dialog bound together by gravity, Exploring Our Skies Page 55/75
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Scene 6 Panel 23 Dialog bound together by gravity, Exploring Our Skies Page 56/75
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Scene 6 Panel 24 Dialog to make a galaxy. Exploring Our Skies Page 57/75
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Scene 6 Panel 25 Dialog to make a galaxy. Exploring Our Skies Page 58/75
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Scene 6 Panel 26 Dialog to make a galaxy. Exploring Our Skies Page 59/75
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Scene 6 Panel 27 Dialog to make a galaxy. Exploring Our Skies Page 60/75
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Scene 6 Panel 28 Dialog to make a galaxy. Exploring Our Skies Page 61/75
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Scene 6 Panel 29 Dialog to make a galaxy. Exploring Our Skies Page 62/75
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Scene 7 Panel 1 Dialog Many of those stars have planets Exploring Our Skies Page 63/75
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Scene 7 Panel 2 Dialog Many of those stars have planets Exploring Our Skies Page 64/75
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Scene 7 Panel 3 Dialog orbiting around them. Exploring Our Skies Page 65/75
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Scene 7 Panel 4 Dialog orbiting around them. Exploring Our Skies Page 66/75
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Scene 7 Panel 5 Dialog orbiting around them. Exploring Our Skies Page 67/75
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Scene 7 Panel 7 Dialog And there are around 2000 billion galaxies in the visible Universe. Exploring Our Skies Page 69/75
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Scene 8 Panel 1 Dialog And there are around 2000 billion galaxies in the visible Universe. Exploring Our Skies Page 70/75
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Scene 8 Panel 2 Dialog And there are around 2000 billion galaxies in the visible Universe. Exploring Our Skies Page 71/75
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Scene 8 Panel 3 Dialog And there are around 2000 billion galaxies in the visible Universe. Exploring Our Skies Page 72/75
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Scene 9 Panel 1 Dialog Our sky is pretty amazing, so the next time it is a still clear night, Exploring Our Skies Page 73/75
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Scene 9 Panel 2 Dialog look up and see what you can spot in our sky. Exploring Our Skies Page 74/75
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Scene 9_A Panel 1 Dialog look up and see what you can spot in our sky. Exploring Our Skies Page 75/75