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Stars in sentence

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And that little group of seven stars, that's the Pleiades, the Seven Sisters.
Now, if you and a buddy get together, you would spend over 30 years, you would map 1,000 stars extremely precisely.
In SDSS, we divide the sky into three mappers: one for the stars, one for the black holes and one for the galaxies.
The Milky Way galaxy has 250 billion plus or minus a few hundred billion stars.
We're nowhere near mapping all of those stars yet.
In SDSS-V, we're mapping six million stars where we think we can measure their age.
Stars are blowing up in these systems, black holes are growing at their centers and emitting a tremendous amount of energy.
So these are our objects and a star field, so you've got stars, galaxies, black holes.
And our robots move to those objects as we pass over them in order to capture the light from those stars and galaxies and black holes, and yes, it is weird to capture black hole light, but we've already gone over that black holes are weird.
Stars are exploding all the time, like this one did back in 1987 in our cosmic backyard.
We didn't have much, but we had the moon and the stars, simple food, each other.
I work on FIREBall because what I really want is to take our view of the universe from one with just light from stars to one where we can see and measure every atom that exists.
If we go beyond our solar system, we've learned that the stars aren't twinkly points of light.
And we can see places where stars are forming, like the Eagle Nebula.
We see stars dying.
And some stars die spectacularly in a supernova explosion, leaving remnants like that.
On a still bigger scale, we see entire galaxies of stars.
The stars in those galaxies probably don't have planets around them.
Stars are fueled by how the nuclei in those atoms react together.
And the most complex things are ourselves, midway between atoms and stars.
We depend on stars to make the atoms we're made of.
You can even make out some stars in the sky.
The lights that we are producing as humans, due to our ingenuity, are wiping out, basically, our view of these millions of stars in the sky.
So in your eyes you of course have cells that help you see the stars, that help you form visible imagery.
DB: It's a yes from me, I just don't want to say it like it's written in the stars because it isn't, and you need to take responsibility for it.
If you think about it, our species evolved to think ahead, to chart the stars, dream of the afterlife, sow seeds for later harvest.
The universe was created 13.7 billion years ago, and then you created all the stars, and all the planets, and all the galaxies, and all the Milky Ways.
She had been imprisoned for her activities as an Allied spy, but with the help of a screwdriver and two other prisoners, she was back under the Parisian stars.
It's why companies are blindsided when plastic straws and bags and bottled water go from staples to rejects overnight, and baffled when a change in social mores turns stars into pariahs and colleagues into outcasts: ineradicable uncertainty.
Seemingly empty regions of space between stars actually contain clouds of gas and dust, usually blown there by supernovas.
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