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Why do footprints on the Moon last far longer than footprints on Earth?
Answer: No wind or rain
Why: Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter data show tiny impacts churn the top two centimetres of Moon dust roughly every 81,000 years.
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What kind of weather phenomenon is Jupiter's Great Red Spot?
Answer: Anticyclonic storm
Why: A 2024 study concluded the current spot dates from about 1831 and is not the Permanent Spot that Cassini tracked in 1665.
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At which Lagrange points do Trojan asteroids cluster along Jupiter's orbit?
Answer: L4 and L5
Why: These points sit 60 degrees ahead of and behind Jupiter, providing stable gravitational pockets for thousands of asteroids.
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What chemical gives the surface of Mars its reddish appearance?
Answer: Iron oxide
Why: A 2025 study identified the dust as ferrihydrite, a hydrated rust that forms in cool water, so Mars likely reddened while it was still wet.
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Which moon ejects plumes of water ice into space?
Answer: Enceladus
Why: Webb traced this plume more than 9,600 km into space, about 19 times the moon's own width, feeding a ring of water around Saturn.
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Which planet was the first to be discovered using mathematical predictions?
Answer: Neptune
Why: Galle spotted Neptune on 23 September 1846 after under an hour of searching, less than a degree from Le Verrier's predicted point.