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1. stars move in the sky.
2. stars twinkle.
3. the sun is an example of a star.
4. there are stars bigger than the sun.
5. stars can be found in the large groups called constellations.
6.there are 10 classification of stars based on their colors.
7. elements that made up a star are mostly hydrogen and helium.
8. stars are classified as dwarf or giant when it comes to sizes.
9. moon is bigger than Stars.
10. stars rotate around the earth.
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1. stars move in the sky.
2. stars twinkle.
3. the sun is an example of a star.
4. there are stars bigger than the sun.
5. stars can be found in the large groups called constellations.
6.there are 10 classification of stars based on their colors.
7. elements that made up a star are mostly hydrogen and helium.
8. stars are classified as dwarf or giant when it comes to sizes.
9. moon is bigger than Stars.
10. stars rotate around the earth.
I need an explanation to define your answer please!
paki ayos po Sana Yung complete answer!
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1. Bluff- Stars don't move it's the cause of the air
2. Bluff- Stars don't twinkle it's because of air and dust
3. Fact- A sun is a star
4. Fact- Yes, there's a star bigger than sun
5. Fact- Stars can be located at the constellation
6. Fact - The patterns of stars seen in the sky are usually called constellations, although more accurately, a group of stars that forms a pattern in the sky is called an asterism
7. Fact- Helium is the second-most abundant element in the universe, after hydrogen, and accounts for about 25 percent of the atoms in the universe. Most of the helium in the universe was created in the Big Bang, but it also is the product of hydrogen fusion in stars.
8. Yes, stars have different sizes according to their ages.
9. Bluff- moon is smaller than other stars
10. Bluff- they may look rotating but Stars appear to be rising and setting, as well as the planets, Moon and the Sun. Stars that are close to the Earth's axis of rotation—what we call the north and the south pole—rotate around the poles. If the pole's location is far enough above the horizon, some stars never set. They just keep spinning. This daily motion, of course, is only apparent; it reflects the rotation of the earth
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