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The document summarizes the planets of the solar system. It states that the sun is a fireball at the center. It describes characteristics of each planet from Mercury to Neptune, including that Mercury has the oldest craters, Venus is the hottest with no moon, Earth has water and one moon, Mars has the largest volcano and is made of red dust, Jupiter is the biggest and made of gases, Saturn has iconic rings of rock and ice, Uranus spins on its side, and Neptune has 11 moons and 4 rings.
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The document discusses three unique superstructures: Burj Dubai, the tallest freestanding structure in the world made of 82,000 glass panels and aluminum; The Centre Pompidou in Paris with its exterior pipes and air conditioning and houses an art gallery, cinema, and library; and the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain known for its titanium, glass, and limestone design that looks like bits of metal smashed together and houses famous art.
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Dogs are cute and puppies need to be fed more than once a day while normal dogs only need to be fed once a day. Domestic cats, also known as moggies, are beloved pets found worldwide. Fish are aquatic vertebrate animals that have scales and paired/unpaired fins. Rabbits are small mammals in the family Leporidae that live in many parts of the world alongside other rabbits, pikas, and hares.
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Big Ben has the largest clock face in the world and is located in London's Palace of Westminster building. Greenwich, England is where time is measured and features tourist attractions like the Royal Observatory, planetarium, and gardens. Time zones divide the world into zones and countries like Australia, Antarctica, and England each have a certain number of time zones within their borders. A day can be practically defined as 12 hours but really depends on one's sleep and waking patterns, with an average child's day being around 13 hours.
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On December 7, 1941, Japan launched a surprise attack on the US naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. Over 350 Japanese planes attacked in two waves, targeting American battleships and aircraft. The attack killed over 2,400 Americans and resulted in massive damage, with nine US ships sunk and 21 damaged. The worst loss was the battleship USS Arizona, which sank with 1,177 sailors still onboard after being hit by a bomb. The attack drew the United States into World War II against Japan and Germany.
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Soccer is a sport that originated around 3000 years ago and is now played globally, uniting people of different cultures through competitive games and worldwide events like the World Cup held every 4 years; key aspects of soccer include teams of 11 players trying to score goals by kicking or heading a ball into the opposing goal over 90 minutes, with each team having one goalkeeper.
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The document summarizes important figures from Greek mythology, including Achilles, the strongest Greek hero who was dipped in the River Styx by his mother Thetis, making him invulnerable except for his heel; Odysseus, the smartest Greek hero who ended the Trojan War using the Trojan Horse; and Heracles, the son of Zeus who was the strongest man and completed twelve great labors.
Pandas
Giant pandas live in bamboo forests in western China and spend about 12 hours a day eating bamboo, which makes up 99% of their diet. They are black and white bears that are about 150 cm long and weigh around 90 kg. Baby pandas are very small at birth, weighing only 120 grams, and are furry and walking by 7 months old. Giant pandas are endangered due to the destruction of their bamboo forest habitat.
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