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The four smaller inner planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars, are terrestrial planets, being primarily composed of rock and metal. qaUhLXolGaI spacerip-a-martian-chronicle-the-voyage-of-curiosity SpaceRip | A Martian Chronicle | The Voyage of Curiosity This film tells the epic story of NASA's Curiosity Rover on a mission to find out whether life could ever have existed on Mars and whether the planet is safe for humans. SO_TySU3K8k insane-curiosity-neutron-stars-are-scarier-than-black-holes-2019 Insane Curiosity | Neutron Stars Are Scarier Than Black Holes (2019) It may seem crazy to think that there are things in the universe scarier than a Black Hole, but a Neutron Star might just be that. Join us as we explore why that might be! qa1dpKWNCFk insane-curiosity-recent-discoveries-from-planet-k2-18b-2019 Insane Curiosity | Recent Discoveries From Planet K2 18B (2019) From what it is, to what it could be, to what it could mean for Earth as a planet! 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