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The Dying Sun

The document discusses the immense scale of the universe and how it makes Earth seem very small. It notes that stars are huge balls of fire and that life on other planets would be frozen without certain temperature belts. The document also references how stars are wandering through space and how two thousand million years ago a rare astronomical event took place.

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The Dying Sun

The document discusses the immense scale of the universe and how it makes Earth seem very small. It notes that stars are huge balls of fire and that life on other planets would be frozen without certain temperature belts. The document also references how stars are wandering through space and how two thousand million years ago a rare astronomical event took place.

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The Dying Sun

We find the universe frightening because of its immense distance. A. Dangerous B. Fearful C. Destructive D. Harmful
The planet earth gave birth to life. A. Produced B. Degenerated C. Decomposed D. Devastated
The universe is entirely frightening. A. Fully B. Partially C. Quietly D. Carefully
Such is the littleness of our home (Earth) in the universe. A. Reality B. Smallness C. Bigness D. Existence
From these humble beginning came a stream of life. A. Sign B. Chance C. Chain D. Evidence
The Dying Sun

The Stars Are immense balls of Fire. A. Tiny B. Huge C. Various D. Small
Outside these belts, life would be frozen. A. Dips B. Strips C. String D. Moving
These millions of stars are wandering in space. A. Roaming B. Diving C. Annoying D. Declining
We find the universe frightening because of the huge stretches of time. A. Distances B. Spans C. Sides D. Fears
The temperature in the surrounding of stars is four degrees above absolute zero.
A. Defective B. Incomplete C. Total D. Perfect
The Dying Sun

Two thousand millions years ago this rare incident took place. A. Important B. Great C. Disturbing D. Unusual
Just as the sun and the moon raise Tides on the earth. A. Waves B. Attractions C. Rays D. Radiations
Gradually the pieces become cooler. A. Soon B. Generally C. Slowly D. Slightly
A few stars are known which are hardly bigger than the earth. A. Boldly B. Scarcely C. Tightly D. Nicely
A star seldom finds another anywhere. A. Quickly B. Sometimes C. Often D. Frequently
The Dying Sun

We find the universe frightening because of its immense distance. A. Dangerous B. Fearful C. Destructive D. Harmful
The planet earth gave birth to life. A. Produced B. Degenerated C. Decomposed D. Devastated
The universe is entirely frightening. A. Fully B. Partially C. Quietly D. Carefully
Such is the littleness of our home (Earth) in the universe. A. Reality B. Smallness C. Bigness D. Existence
From these humble beginning came a stream of life. A. Sign B. Chance C. Chain D. Evidence
The Dying Sun

The Stars Are immense balls of Fire. A. Tiny B. Huge C. Various D. Small
Outside these belts, life would be frozen. A. Dips B. Strips C. String D. Moving
These millions of stars are wandering in space. A. Roaming B. Diving C. Annoying D. Declining
We find the universe frightening because of the huge stretches of time. A. Distances B. Spans C. Sides D. Fears
The temperature in the surrounding of stars is four degrees above absolute zero.
A. Defective B. Incomplete C. Total D. Perfect
The Dying Sun

Two thousand millions years ago this rare incident took place. A. Important B. Great C. Disturbing D. Unusual
Just as the sun and the moon raise Tides on the earth. A. Waves B. Attractions C. Rays D. Radiations
Gradually the pieces become cooler. A. Soon B. Generally C. Slowly D. Slightly
A few stars are known which are hardly bigger than the earth. A. Boldly B. Scarcely C. Tightly D. Nicely
A star seldom finds another anywhere. A. Quickly B. Sometimes C. Often D. Frequently

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