   
   new Step
     header: 'Good job!'
-    content: "Great, you've helped identify a gravitational lens! As you continue to search for gravitational lenses you can use the Spotter's Guide as reference.  Over your first few classifications we'll give you a few more tips and access to some different tools to help you as you search for these rare objects.  We'll also throw in a few training images containing simulated gravitational lenses, giving you a chance to test your skills.
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-      <p>Click 'Finished marking!' to continue.</p>"
+    content: "Great, you've helped identify a gravitational lens! As you continue to search for gravitational lenses you can use the Spotter's Guide as reference.<br/><br/>Over your first few classifications we'll give you a few more tips and access to some different tools to help you as you search for these rare objects. We'll also throw in a few training images containing simulated gravitational lenses, giving you a chance to test your skills.<br/><br/>Click 'Finished marking!' to continue."
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  new Step
    header: 'Welcome to SpaceWarps!'
    content: 'Gravitiational Lenses are <em>very</em> rare astronomical objects. We need your help to search the entire Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope Legacy Survey in order to discover new lenses. This short tutorial will show you how to identify gravitational lenses.'
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  new Step
    header: 'What are gravitational lenses?'
    content: 'Gravitational lenses are massive astronomical objects &ndash; such as galaxies &ndash; that lie in front of more distant galaxies. Light rays from the background galaxy traveling towards our telescope are bent by the gravity of the foreground galaxy.'
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      to: '.primary'
    block: '.primary, .controls:nth(0)'

  new Step
    header: 'What are gravitational lenses?'
    content: 'Just as the Earth\'s gravity keeps everyday objects (including us!) on the ground, the gravitational pull of massive galaxies also attracts light: they act like huge natural magnifying glasses, focusing the light of the background galaxy towards us.'
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      to: '.primary'
    block: '.primary, .controls:nth(0)'
