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 Stars in Our Galaxy
Stars in Our Galaxy The Sun isn’t the biggest star in our Galaxy, but it’s the biggest star in our Solar System. Stars are a burning ball of gas, but from Earth it looks like a twinkle of light. The Sun is actually a star to it isn’t a planet at all or we would be able to stand on it. A star has a life like us human, it soon will “die” or really burn out. Stars have a full life ahead of them. It takes a long time for a star to be finished “growing up”. Humans are actually created from star dust. All of our bones are from different stars, if you are lefty, then you’re using a completely different Star from your right. Or if you kick with your right foot in a kind of sport, then you’re using a different star from your left. We have many more stars to count, but if we didn’t have any stars we wouldn’t have been born. Works Cited: Brain pop, Discovery Streaming, World Book Encyclopedia.
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