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I like starry sky I’m sure everybody is interested in starry sky.And I am fascinated it too! Orion is one of the most recognizable constellations , Once find Orion, you can take it as a sign to look for nearby Sirius which is the brightest star in the night sky.The seven stars that look like a pan make up the famous "Big Dipper". Identify the position of the “Big Dipper”, you can find the Ursa Minor and polaris. I like reading science books very much. Through reading, I know the "Milky Way system", "solar system"and "nebula", "cluster" and "Star", "planet", "Venus", "Jupiter", "Mercury", “Mars"meteor shower" and so on . I will continue to use my telescope to watch the sky, maybe one day, I will find a new planet named after my name,who knows?

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I like the starry sky.

I’m sure everybody is interested in the starry sky. I am fascinated by it too!
Orion is one of the most recognizable constellations. Once you found Orion, you can take it as a sign to look for the nearby Sirius which is the brightest star in the night sky. The seven stars that look like a pan make up the famous "Big Dipper". Identify the position of the “Big Dipper”, and you can find Ursa Minor and Polaris.
I like reading science books very much. Through reading, I know about the "Milky Way system", "solar system", "nebula", "cluster", "Star", "planet", "Venus", "Jupiter", "Mercury", “Mars", "meteor shower" and so on. I will continue to use my telescope to watch the sky, maybe one day, I will find a new planet named after my name, who knows?
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I like the starry sky.

I’m sure everybody is interested in the starry sky. And I am fascinated by it too!
Orion is one of the most recognizable constellations. Once you find Orion, you can take it as a sign to look for nearby Sirius which is the brightest star in the night sky. The seven stars that look like a pan make up the famous "Big Dipper". Identify the position of the “Big Dipper”, and you can find the Ursa Minor and Polaris.
I like reading science books very much. Through reading, I know the "Milky Way system", "solar system" and "nebula", "cluster" and "star", "planet", "Venus", "Jupiter", "Mercury", “Mars", "meteor shower", and so on. I will continue to use my telescope to watch the sky, and maybe one day, I will find a new planet and have it named after me, who knows?

Nice work! I like the stars too. Orion and Scorpius are some of my favourite constellations, because they're so easy to find!

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I like the starry sky

I’m sure everybody is interested in the starry sky.And I am fascinated in it too!
Orion is one of the most recognisable constellations. , Once you find Orion, you can take it as a sign to look for the nearby Sirius, which is the brightest star in the night sky. The seven stars that look like a pan make up the famous "Big Dipper". Identify the position of the “Big Dipper”, and you can find the Ursa Minor and polaris.

(New paragraph)I like reading science books very much. Through reading, I know the "Milky Way system", "solar system" and "nebula", "cluster", and "star", "planet", "Venus", "Jupiter", "Mercury", “Mars", "meteor shower" and so on . I will continue to use my telescope to watch the sky. Maybe, one day, I will find a new planet named after my name and name it after myself, who knows?


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