
Stars are everywhere around the world, even in China
Stars twinkle because Earth moves constantly. Because the Earth is moving always. Can you count all the stars in the sky?
Stars all have different colors. Like in this photo, there is blue, orange, white, and a little bit of dark yellow. Can you spot some more colors?
Shooting stars are actually not stars. There meteors. Meteors are an object in space that are what I would call them "Space Rocks" in space. Cool huh?
This is a photo of a Meteor. WOW!
There are over millions and trillions of stars in space. How many do you think there are in this picture? I think there are to much to count.
Sailors used to use stars as their map when they would need to go somewhere on boat or sailboat. But now a days we have a map right in are pockets. Meaning are phones. You can see how the stars reflect on the water it's beautiful right?
Stars can sometimes form a rainbow because of light shining on the stars. Pretty cool huh?
You might be thinking that's a lot of stars. But most of it is gas, gas and dust. That is how stars form by gas and dust. So that is why there is so much gas so it can form into beautiful stars. This picture kinda looks like a flowing river or stream doesn't it?
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Stars are everywhere around the world, even in China
Stars twinkle because Earth moves constantly. Because the Earth is moving always. Can you count all the stars in the sky?
Stars all have different colors. Like in this photo, there is blue, orange, white, and a little bit of dark yellow. Can you spot some more colors?
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