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How Big is That Star?

Have you ever wondered about how big stars actually are? Have you ever wondered how astronomers and astrophysicists determine the sizes of stars? Well, everyone can learn how to do this by using the simple representations and manipulating the mathematical equations which are illustrated and demonstrated within this lesson.

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Kara C. Granger
Maria Carillo High School
Santa Rosa, CA

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