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1.Milli Eğitim Bakanlığı Mehmet Akif Ersoy Primary School Malatya 2. ECLIPSE OF THE SUN 3. SOLAR ECLIPSES• GÜNEŞTUTULMASI • é’clipse de soleil • eclisse di…

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1. The Solar System 2. Theories about theOrigin of the Solar System ThePlanetisimal Theory– proposed by CountGeorges Comte de Buffon . A passing star collided with our…

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