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You and a friend are looking at the stars and your friend says, "Stars must be shrinking because gravity is constantly pulling their particles together." Explain what is wrong with this reasoning.
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You and a friend are looking at the stars and your friend says, "Stars must be shrinking because gravity is constantly pulling their particles together." Explain what is wrong with this reasoning.

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stars are not shrinking and they dont grow eaither they only shrink when they start to die
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