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 Topic: San Francisco
 Description: There are many locations near San Francisco where you can stargaze: Lick Observatory (Mount Hamilton), Chabot Space & Science Center (Oakland), Twin Peaks (SF), Sibley Volcanic National Reserve (Oakland), Mount Tamalpais (Marin), San Francisco State University Observatory (SF), Mount Diablo (East Bay)
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 Topic: Sacramento
 Description: There are many locations near Sacramento where you can stargaze: Kalithea Park, Northstar Park, Curtis Park, Lake Theodore, Casa Bella Verde, McKinley Park, Tiscornia Park, Old Sacramento Waterfront.
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 Topic: Los Angeles
 Description: There are many locations near Los Angeles where you can stargaze: Leo Carrillo State Beach (Malibu), Malibu Creek State Park (Malibu), Griffith Observatory (Griffith Park), Mount Wilson Observatory (Angeles Crest)
 
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 Topic: Planets
 Description: Large celestial bodies orbiting a star, typically spherical due to their gravity, 
 and clear their orbital paths of debris.
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 Topic: Stargazing
 Description: Stargazing is the practice of observing celestial objects in the night sky, such as stars, planets, and galaxies. It often requires finding locations with minimal light pollution to achieve clear, unobstructed views. Stargazing can be enhanced with tools like telescopes or binoculars and is popular for its relaxing and awe-inspiring experience, as well as for educational and scientific purposes.
 
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 Topic: The Night Sky
 Description: The view of stars, planets, and the moon from Earth during the night, changing with seasons and location.
 
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 Topic: The Fermi Paradox
 Description: The apparent contradiction between the high probability of extraterrestrial life and the lack of evidence for it.
 
-Topic: Space DebrisDescription:** Defunct satellites, spent rocket stages, and other debris orbiting Earth, posing risks to spacecraft.
+Topic: Space Debris
+Description: Defunct satellites, spent rocket stages, and other debris orbiting Earth, posing risks to spacecraft.
 
 Topic: Space Colonization
 Description: The hypothetical establishment of human settlements outside Earth, such as on Mars or the Moon.