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Pic: Got a question on space? Ask the astronomer!
Pic: Mark Lawrik-Thompson
Norfolk astronomer and Chairman of the Norwich Astronomical Society Mark Lawrik-Thompson is here to answer your questions about space.

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A new galaxy in space many many millions of miles away from Earth

Ever wondered how far away the planets are from Earth? Or how many stars there are in the solar system?

Now is your chance find out by asking our local astronomer, Mark.


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Have you seen something interesting in the skies?

If so, we'd love to hear from you! E-mail norfolk@bbc.co.uk

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Did you know that the Earth moves around the Sun taking approximately 365 days to complete one orbit.
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If you've got burning question about space, or the stars and the planets of our solar system then now's your chance to get it off your chest!

Mark is the Chairman of the Norwich Astronomical Society and has been interested in all things heavenly since he was a kid.

So whether you're new to astronomy or have been wondering about life on Mars, take this opportunity to learn something new about the planets in our solar system.

To ask Mark a question fill in the form below, then bookmark this page to check back on the answers.

 

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