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What did astronomers mistakenly blame for the hiss left by the Big Bang?
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Which star system is the closest neighbor to Earth's solar system?
Answer: Alpha Centauri
Why: Alpha Centauri is a triple-star system whose dimmest member, Proxima Centauri, is the individual star nearest to our Sun.
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What did Galileo discover when he observed Jupiter?
Answer: Moons
Why: On 7 January 1610 Galileo took them for fixed stars; the four, Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto, proved not everything circles Earth.
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Which moon of Saturn is known for its giant salty water geysers?
Answer: Enceladus
Why: Cassini flew straight through the jets, sampling salt rich ice grains, organics and phosphates, a key building block of life.
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What is the largest moon of the planet Saturn?
Answer: Titan
Why: The only moon with a dense atmosphere, it also has rivers and seas of liquid methane on its surface.
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What is notable about the rotation axis of the planet Uranus?
Answer: It rotates sideways
Why: Its axis tips 97.77 degrees, so each pole gets about 42 years of constant daylight and then 42 years of darkness.
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Where can an object stay stationary relative to two larger orbiting bodies?
Answer: Lagrange points
Why: There are five; L4 and L5 are naturally stable, while the Webb telescope needs thruster nudges to hold its orbit near L2.