Thursday, July 23, 2009
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Have you ever thought why there aren’t green stars?
Looking to the sky at night we can identify some red stars, yellow stars and blue stars indeed, we’ll never see a green star.
Watch this video and find out the answer.
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Have you ever thought why there aren’t green stars?
[starttext]
Have you ever thought why there aren’t green stars?
Looking to the sky at night we can identify some red stars, yellow stars and blue stars indeed, we’ll never see a green star.
Watch this video and find out the answer.
[endtext]
0 Comentários
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