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Astronauts
check out our article on ASTRONAUTS: Astronauts are very interesting people. They are also very intelligent and are very dedicated to what they do. Since we have been sending astronauts into space, we have sent about 500. https://www.ouruniverseforkids.com/astronauts/
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check out our article on MIMAS: Mimas, also known as Saturn 1, was discovered in 1789 by William Herschel. Mimas is named after the son of Gaia, the Greek goddess. https://www.ouruniverseforkids.com/mimas/
Read Full ArticleConstellations
check out our article on CONSTELLATIONS: The constellations have been around for thousands of years. Early civilizations like the ancient Greeks would use and make patterns from the stars to tell stories of their gods. https://www.ouruniverseforkids.com/test/
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Hey guys, check out this amazing site on gardening AND astronomy, just wow!! Check out the site as I know they have put in a lot of hard work, you can see this through the detailed writing. https://diygardening.co.uk/astronomy-guide/
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Hey guys, Check out one of my favorite articles we've made, Exoplanets!! Exoplanets are all types of planets that have been discovered outside of our solar system. http://https;//www.ouruniverseforkids.com/exoplanets/ Hope you enjoy !!
Read Full ArticleWorksheets for the classroom
Hey Universers and attention school teachers. If you are looking for worksheets for the classroom, check out the link below for cool worksheets, @ Kidskonnect.com Kidskonnect Worksheets
Read Full ArticleBook Review – “If an Asteroid falls on Singapore” by Pritika Aggarwal
For our sci-fi loving book worms this is number six of our highly informative book review series released in the wake of World Asteroid Day 2020 that was celebrated across the world on 30th June 2020. The reviews are written
Read Full ArticleBook Review – “If an asteroid falls on Bergen, Norway” by Chiminonroll
As this week draws to a close we bring you the fifth book review (It is about Bergen, Norway!) of this exciting blog series that is based on the 6th writing project (WRIPE-6) organized by Chinthaka Nanayakkara who is a
Read Full ArticleBook Review – “If an Asteroid Falls on Cape Town, South Africa” by Rowena Claudia Fortuin
Hey, hope you are safe and sound from Covid and everything! Wherever you are stay safe and keep in touch with us! Here is the fourth book review released in line with the World Asteroid Day Writing Project hosted by
Read Full ArticleBook Review – “If an Asteroid Falls on Rio de Janeiro” by Samantha F Carneiro
Hi universe lovers! This is the third in our series of book reviews based on the sixth writing project on World Asteroid Day organized by Chinthaka Nanayakkara who is a former Brand Ambassador of Sweek.com. If you are interested in
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