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2/27/2007 1:00 PM
WAS IT REALLY INTRESTING ON LEARNING AND OBSERVING ABOUT ANCIENT SPACE? SAMANTHA HERNANDEZ

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2/27/2007 8:32 PM
Yes, it's very interesting to learn what ancient people thought about eclipses, or comets, or auroras, or other phenomena. Many time they were very scared by what they didn't understand. But it has helped us learn about stars, for example, that the Chinese, Japanese, Arabians and even Native Americans recorded the great supernova of 1054 that made the crab nebula.