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== Stars ==
[[File:Star-trails-in-the-sky-above-the-landscape-1111358930.jpg|200px|right]]
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When dealing with stars they are measured in solar radius: 1 R☉ = 432,288 miles. 1 Lightyear = 5,880,000,000,000 miles. All these can be found at thoughtco.com Ten closest stars. <ref name=angularsize></ref>
[[Tech/Inverse-square_law|Inverse-square law]] says: The divergence of a vector field which is the resultant of radial
By considering these laws of physics alone(each one separately debunks the whole paradigm) they utterly destroy the mainstream figures but together they make the impossibility of it astronomical. There is no possible way anything of these sizes could be visible at those distances and there is no possible way light could propagate across those distances either. To believe that both of these laws are broken and you see stars hundreds or thousands of light years, or even 30 light hours away is ludicrous.
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0ed5f4772528146d.jpeg|This is a Real Star
File:77773a7ed21c69ad41367e8bf934bb5d.jpg|1000s of years, Sailors used same stars because they never moved
Sirus photo by Mikey Smith.png|Sirus - image by Mikey Smith
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===See Also===
* [[FAQ/Stars|FAQ About Stars]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwZxn-i1aKRRqmY56QHN1Q9IMDG9XSz8Z YouTube: Stars playlist (Mikey Smith / Horizontally Appozed)]
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