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Here are some question that i have.How many stars are there?Do we ever lose stars?Has any one ever been on one of the planet and and is there any thing on the planets?
The first two question will keep you very busy, so you should pick either the first two, or the third.–Ms. Mercer
why do people think that planets are the biggest to smallest
Why are planets the different sizes they are? That would be a good question.–Ms. Mercer
What i am going to be learning about is what is the biggest planet and why and what is the history of it.And who named the planet and how it became a planet.and who found the it was a planet.
You already studied a lot about Jupiter with the story on Galileo. What is interesting about Jupiter, why is it so big, might work better. REWRITE PLEASE–Ms. Mercer
i like erak becuse TO IS SES THAY SIZE GOOG ROOM IS
I don’t understand this. REWRITE PLEASE–Ms. Mercer
Who created stars?Why are they called stars?
Use “how” not “who”. REWRITE–Ms. Mercer
Why is it so important about astronomy?
You mean why do we study astronomy? This is a good question.–Ms. Mercer
Kids have a right to have friends.
Kids have a good thing to help out adult.
Kids have a right to have a house, and eat food.
Good job on the first and third. The second sounds more like a responsibility, not a right.–Ms. Mercer