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Stardust books

Hi guys, Interested in stars, star constellations, planets and galaxies? Well, you have come to the right place! This is the perfect website to learn about Astronomy, and more! Welcome to Shiri and Tanna's amazing blog! Here you can play games, learn about your star sign and our planet, explore black holes, and generally enjoy yourselves! After you've answered some poles, scroll down to the bottom of the page for you to understand the answers! Click on the games page above to play games! If you would like to have some more fun at our blog, click on the Activity sheets above, copy and paste the activity sheet you want onto a Microsoft document, print it out, and do it! More fantastic activities and games will be coming soon. Feel free to comment, or let us know if something isn't working by sending us an email, or posting a comment. If the snow effect on our blog is distracting you, feel free to just tell us, email us, or post a comment. And don't forget to play and feed our fish! Good luck and have fun surfing our website! Shiri and Tanna ;-)

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Friday 28 October 2011

Star gazing

Hi everyone.


If you would like to see some stars in the night, here is some information and tips on what to do or what you should do when you are star gazing.


Each night, many people love to look at stars in the sky. Star gazing is one of the world's most popular activity to do. To begin your star gazing, you need absolutely nothing, except your eyes. If you would like to see stars in an amazing view, try star gazing miles away from light poles, or bright things. Try going somewhere that is very dark so the stars will stand out in the night sky. Let your eyes get used to the dark before you start to star gaze.


Wrapping up tight Trailing stars
On cold nights, wear very Even with a simple
warm clothes such as camera you can take
coats, jumpers, a scarf, pictures of the night
and some gloves. These sky!
clothes will keep your body
warm.
Some people like warm things
A hot chocolate, with a snack or
another drink such as water will
keep you warm and keep the
cold out.

Jot what you saw
Take a notebook and a
pencil and write down what
you saw.


The stars look brightest on clear, cold winter nights. The night sky is full of stars. Just using our eyes, we can see way more stars then what we think we can see. In some places in space, great glowing clouds of gas and dust appear among the stars. These special clouds are named Nebulas.

More information coming soon!

Shiri and Tanna

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