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  1. (ii) Database choice:
  2. One good database solution for NASA Exoplanet Archive would be Cassandra. It’s a great database for data that has a lot of repeated or empty values. Since there are a few columns that are empty on almost every planet (Planet Radius, Planet Density). The way Cassandra stores its values is a number of columns for each row. Also rows can be split into families, which will reduce the number of repeated values (Discovery method, Number of planets in the system etc.)
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