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Exoplanets is a learning resource for Astronomy. It is available in the following format(s): Online/YouTube video. It is suited for 4th - 9th students.
It is designed for 4th - 9th students, but could be useful for students of other ages as well; please look at the description and images to determine suitability.
It is free!
