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The passage discusses the sun, stars, and moon. It explains that the sun is up during the day and provides light and heat for plants to grow. The stars are visible at night like the sun, as they also give off light and heat. However, the moon is different because it is seen at night and does not produce its own light or heat. Constellations are groups of stars that appear to form shapes or pictures in the sky.
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