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How do stars look at night?

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1 How do stars look at night?

2 Night Sky Show the video “Rising Milky Way and Lightning” and use the link “Night Sky” to show the Big Dipper (drag mouse over the picture to display outline).

3 How do the stars look at night?

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5 Look at the picture again, but this time try to predict how many stars you see.
Like what you see?

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7 How many stars did you predict?
There are more stars in the sky than anyone can easily count! How many stars did you predict? Too many? That’s right!

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