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If you don't know how to spell a word correctly, then that isn't exactly likely to help.
Spell checkers are a useful tool, but they should be just a tool, and not be relied upon.
Stars changing colour?
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If you don't know how to spell a word correctly, then that isn't exactly likely to help.
Spell checkers are a useful tool, but they should be just a tool, and not be relied upon.
Dyslexics are teople poo!
You go get your coat !!!!
No its a alien sarcophagus, jsut dont tell rimmer
Well the UK is very big, there are many places in your country where there's a lower level of light pollution and air pollution.. I was just saying some planets do appear to flicker.
You can see planets with just your eyes and no telescopic aid sometimes.
Light gets distorted going through our atmosphere.
This is light bouncing off a planet, not being irradiated from it.
You need to understand the source of light is from surrounding stars, with all sorts of wavelengths.
Some are bound to flicker.
Some of these planets have their own atmosphere as well, doing the same as it bounces off thier surface.
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