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This document discusses several topics related to space including crashing space-ships, the age of the sun, why Pluto is an icy dwarf planet, why Venus is hot, and how many stars exist. It poses questions about the sun's age, Pluto's icy composition, and Venus' high temperatures while noting there are crashing space-ships and many stars.
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