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Hello astronomers! To record a video of your model, click on the three dots at the bottom of your new post and choose "film". Allow Padlet to use your microphone and camera by choosing "allow" in the popup window. Record a video describing you model and answering the question: Even though the four stars looked like a square at first, their arrangement looks different now that the distances have been corrected.

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Hey everyone. Here is my model. I hope you enjoy it!

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The square

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puedo observar que las distancias no son exactas ay puntos de referencia con lo es la tierra ya que con la posicion de la tierra podesmos saber donde esta el sol, pero al observar en otras posicion las estrellas poemos notar que se ve como un rombo no un cuadrado, lastistaciaas se ven diferentes, y me doy cuenta que no todas las estrellas estan en el sistema solar ya que son muchas y estan dispersas en el espacio. soy Yanlee

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my explanation to the question is that even though the stars forms a square the stars are actually all over the place but from our point of view they are in a almost perfect square.

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this picture is from the perspective of Earth. I put my computer where our solar system should be. Imagine they are floating instead of on a char it would look like a square. it looks like a square but some are farther back than others. Algenib is so far away you almost can't see it in the picture. It looks like a square because

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This was my video about the great square of Pegasus and my model for it. Hope you enjoy!

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MY EXPLANATION