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this my model

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i used 4 bowls each have red tops i also used an mug for the beta pegasi star i noticed that Alpheratz and markob is closer to the sun i also noticed that the square look more like a rectangle

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l  used a  animal a headphone a water  bottle a mask for my model. it  look more understanding than usual and l agree with some other kids because the square does look like a rectangle.

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I could only fit that much on my screen, but here is my photo. on the top of the red chair is Algenb, on the bottom beta pegasi, on the top of the blue chair is markab, on the bottom is alpheratz. I agree with the other kids that where here before me because the square does look like a rectangle.

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I noticed that the square look more like a rectangle.
-Jaela

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I notice that a Square is very different then the actual square because the stars look like they are close but they are trillions of miles away and because they are light years away they make a lopsided square.

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