# Space & Astronomy Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Science & Technology
- Words: 10
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Space vocabulary such as sun, moon and star, plus sky, earth and cloud. Everyday words for talking about what we see in the sky at night.

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## Word list

* **sun** /sʌn/: The big bright star that gives us light and warmth in the day. — “Don't look straight at the **sun**.”
* **moon** /mun/: The big round thing you see in the sky at night. — “Look how bright the **moon** is tonight!”
* **star** /stɑr/: One of the tiny points of light you see far away in the night sky. — “You can see every **star** from the mountain.”
* **sky** /skaɪ/: The big open space above you when you look up outside. — “The **sky** turned pink at sunset.”
* **space** /speɪs/: The huge empty place far above the earth where the planets are. — “One day I want to travel into **space**.”
* **earth** /ɜrθ/: The planet where we all live. — “The **earth** goes around the sun once a year.”
* **cloud** /klaʊd/: A white or grey shape in the sky that rain falls from. — “There isn't a single **cloud** in the sky today.”
* **night** /naɪt/: The time of day when it is dark and the stars can be seen. — “You can see many stars at **night**.”
* **dark** /dɑrk/: Having little or no light. — “Space looks completely **dark** except for the stars.”
* **shine** /ʃaɪn/: To give out bright light. — “The stars **shine** brightly on a clear night.”

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