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This document provides information about planets in our solar system and activities for learning about them. It includes the names of the 8 planets, facts about each, instructions for making planet models out of baking soda that change color when vinegar is added, comparisons of the size of planets and stars, and links to additional educational videos about Mars, sizes of astronomical objects, and a song.
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- 11. What is this?
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- 13. What is this?
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