The Time-Lost Planet

Space is the vast, infinite void beyond Earth's atmosphere, where gravity and cosmic structures form a complex tangle. Here, there are elements and phenomena including stars, planets, galaxies, nebulae and comets. This space has no atmosphere, so there is no air or pressure, and temperatures can be extreme - very cold in empty space and very hot near stars. Here are some of the stories that exist in outer space and were experienced by astronauts

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Space is the vast, infinite void beyond Earth's atmosphere, where gravity and cosmic structures form a complex tangle. Here, there are elements and phenomena including stars, planets, galaxies, nebulae and comets. This space has no atmosphere, so there is no air or pressure, and temperatures can be extreme - very cold in empty space and very hot near stars.Here are some of the stories that exist in outer space and were experienced by astronauts

Space is the vast, infinite void beyond Earth's atmosphere, where gravity and cosmic structures form a complex tangle. Here, there are elements and phenomena including stars, planets, galaxies, nebulae and comets. This space has no atmosphere, so there is no air or pressure, and temperatures can be extreme - very cold in empty space and very hot near stars. Here are some of the stories that exist in outer space and were experienced by astronauts

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The Time-Lost Planet

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