Do stars move from one place to other?Do they have definite shape as we draw or they different in shape?
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everything in this universe moves. stars are parts of galaxies. for example our sun is a part of the milky way galaxy. we are in the sagittarius arm of our galaxy which rotates about its centre and as we are in one of the outer arms as the galaxy seems to rotate the sun along with its nine planets revolves around the centre of the galaxy. this is exactly what happens in other stars and star systems. secondly  all stars are round not to mention, every heavenly body is round because gravity makes them round. and the shape we concieve is just because of the phenomenon of scattering of light as the light from the stars passes through various layers of the atmospheres of different densities
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Stars (our Sun included) form inside large nebulas of gas and dust in space.  A single nebula forms tens to hundreds of stars, so our Sun did form with other stars.  The stars that form together in a nebula eventually go there separate ways, so to speak, but systems of two, three, or more stars are quite common.\n\nHere's a nebula where stars are forming right now:\nhttp://www.seds.org/messier/m/m042.html
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I was able to draw 16 different forms (8 with their symmetrical reversed forms).  There may be more but I don't have the time to work on it.\n\nI took another look at the problem and realized that in addition to the left-right symmetry there is also a top-bottom symmetry that adds at least another 14 answers to the 16 that I came up with earlier.  So there are at least 30.\n\nCould be more, but it is my bed time.
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yes there are straight lines. what you describe is according to the earth and the solar systems that appear round due to the force that acts from all directions creating a universal container (the sphere) which is round. But look at the BIGGER picture a straight line has to exist even if it is as small as an atom (universe - meter scale). also there are other geometrical forms. infact the only reason why round is soo common in all universal shapes (objects). well think of all forces acting on a body from all sides then reason the kind of shape it will produce when all forces level out the object.
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The moon appears at different angles because like any given solid object, everyone is looking at it from different positions, just like three people looking at a car.\n\nPlace a ball in a dark room, place a torch on a piece of furniture across the room from it. Now place another ball somewhere mid distance, switch the torch on, and walk around the room. Notice how the shadows shape on the furthest ball alters.\n\nNow you have to remember that we are on that ball nearest the torch, and we are walking around the curve. The shape and the angle will change even more just depending on where you are on that ball.
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Stars are like our Sun. Not comets at all. Comets are dirty, big snowballs that have no light at all. The twinkling comes from heat radiating from earth which makes the light spectrum shift in different colours. Symbols that represent something doesn't often look like the original. Take the symbol for a heart for example. But it's easy! :) Try to draw a immensly huge boiling, burning piece of gas that throws tons of particles out from it in lightning speed and see if anyone understands what you drew. Now try to make it into a character that you can type on a keyboard :)
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Stars near the north pole seem as if they are moving in a circle around the point in the sky that would be directly up.  You can find pics of this on a lot of astronomy websites.  Here is en elapsed time photo of the north pole at night:  http://astro.wsu.edu/worthey/astro/html/im-sky/north-pole-star-trails.jpg
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The stars are closer together, with many more of them.
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I think I understand your question, from reading the explaination as to why you asked it. :)  So let me give my answer, to my best ability, on the subject.:\n\nYes, we are all born under a certain sign.  There are many other Aries, Virgo, and Capricorn people out there.  Tons!  But why are they all so different?  If you were an Aries woman like I was, why aren't we the same?  We born under the same sign, then why is there such uncommon traits about us?  Well, that's actually easy to explain, if you dig  a bit deeper into astrological science.  And yes...it is a complex science going centuries back. ;)\n\nThough we have our sun sign that were born under, we have the planets which represent certain parts of our personalities.  Depending on the numbers of our birthdates, locations, astronomy, and birth time, our planets will be ruled over OTHER signs, probably some that are not even the same sign as the one we were born under!  It's what makes each person unique.\n\nThe sun sign is the canvas, and the planets' ruling signs are the colors of our qualities and personality traits.  Newspaper and other simple daily horoscopes aren't very accurate, in my opinion.  I don't read them, because they're basic and so vague!  I totally agree with you on that aspect.  My suggestion is to not take the time to follow them, and just live one day at a time the best way you can.  At least you can always count on yourself rather than a newspaper prediction saying, "You'll meet the love of your life today!"\n\nYeah...right.  Doesn't work that way.  Anyways, hoped that put some light on astrology for you.  Best wishes.\n\nP.S. And uh...I couldn't guess your sign unless I meet you in person.  I'm not that good. lol
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Some stars might have a solar system, but not all do.  Some stars are actually two "suns" orbiting around one another (called a binary star) but appearing to the unaided eye as a single star.  Some are even three stars together, such as alpha centauri, which is the closest "star" in the sky--though it is actually three stars that look like one.  Some are stellar clusters, where many of these "suns" are all bunched close enough to appear as one star.  Some are entire galaxies, with billions of stars, but so far away that they appear to be a single star from earth.  Some are stellar clusters, where many of these "suns" are all bunched close enough to appear as one star.\n\nSome things you might think are stars are actually planets.\n\nSome are dead "suns," where the fuel for the nuclear fusion that makes the sun burn has all been expended, leaving a big mass of iron, that glows white-hot for many years before turning dark.  If you look at these so-called "white dwarves" through a powerful telescope, you can see a faint ring of matter that has been blown away in the explosion that came when the star died.  Some stars are huge, and some are small.\n\nSome of the stars we have been able to see have solar systems of their own, which we detect by the slight wobble caused by the gravitational pull of the planet (or planets) as it orbits.
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Through the study of other stars 'wobble' within our own galaxy, we have detected planets larger than Jupiter, we believe.  Though, this is through a calculation with the doppler effect.  So to play it safe, as far as we know now it is Jupiter.  But to say that this will always be true would be bold and naive.
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Check a real, recent Sky chart. Or software , "Starry Night".  Notice the Sun signs usually used are off by a whole sign. The Earth wobbles a little and the Zodiac shifts a sign about every 2,000 years.  You may be Scorpio with Libra ascending?
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The Speed of Light is measured to any observer, preferably "at rest" or not moving on an intersteller ship.  As said above, there is no such thing as absolutely stationary anywhere.  Everything in this Universe moves relative to something else.  We move relative to the local star systems, they in turn move relative to the galactic center.  The galactic center moves realative to the nearby Galaxies, such as Andromeda Galaxy (which in less than 6 Billion years the Milky Way will collide with to form one larger Galaxy).  So, everything moves.  Even if it looks like it doesn't.
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According to one theory there are particles, which are exchanged and travel between the objects, giving impression that objects attract or repel each other. Nothing is proved yet and it is just a theory, as far as my knowledge is concerned.
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look at the stars in th upper left hand corner
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1. Its mass, its age, its energy state\n\n2. The earth's atmosphere makes stars appear to twinkle owing to their vast distances from us. They appear as points of light and so the light rays are bent differently by small ongoing variations in the earths atmosphere and so cause minor movements and fluctuations. However planets are disks rather than points (even though our eyes do not perceive their size). They are large enough to not appear to move like stars do as the position variations caused by bending of light by the atmosphere are 'within' the size of the planetary disk. Also the visible planets are very very bright compared to most visible stars so variations in light intensity are not so obvious.\n\n3. This is a difficult one. For example:\n\nIs it hydrogen, the primordial element of the universe??\nIs it energy as energy is what makes it all happen??\nIs it gravity as gravity causes clouds of hydrogen to condense into stars??\nIs it fusion as without fusion of hydrogen and then other elements nothing works??\n\nNo I cannot answer it. I put this one in the "too hard" basket.
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stars are very far away and that light u see has been traveling through space for maybe decades now and its passed through clouds of dust and a bunch of stuff.  That makes the star twinkle and gives it colors.  Also, stars are not white(unless they are white dwarfs, but those arnt really stars or they are really really big and hot).  Almost all stars have a color to them.  These can be blue, red, yellow, orange, or any of those colors inbetween.