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BY: Will foster. HOW FAR IS IT AWAY FROM US? IS ONE-HUNDRED TIMES HOTTER THAN THE SUN IS ARABIC FOR “BEAR” IS THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE URSA MAJOR HERE.

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1 BY: Will foster

2 HOW FAR IS IT AWAY FROM US?

3 IS ONE-HUNDRED TIMES HOTTER THAN THE SUN IS ARABIC FOR “BEAR” IS THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE URSA MAJOR HERE ARE SOME FACTS

4 WHAT IS IT DOING? LOOK AT THE PICTURE

5 BREAK TIME!!! http://www.funnyanimalvideos.com/video/dog-says-i-love-you-4XstyVJUv90.html

6 EDUCATIONAL VIDEO http://www.neok12.com/php/watch.php?v=zX7f4150700056095b567851&t=Stars

7 MAKES UP THE CONSTELLATION: ALPHA URSAE MAJORIS ITS APPARENT MAGNITUDE: 1.81 HAS A BLUE/VIOLET COLOR ITS 10 TIMES BRIGHTER THAN VENUS HAS A TEMPURATURE OF 4,500 K Dubhe

8 WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?

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10 Thank you for watching my presentation!!!

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