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"It is a bright star now in the literature, suggesting that it is not crazy to map every neuron in the brain of an animal.
However this technique known as asteroseismology can be used only on bright stars because it requires teasing out subtle periodic variations in a star's light.
for viewing faint objects that are close to brighter objects for example, a faint planet next to a bright star.
'It will move from the west below the bright star Arcturus and then move towards the south, fading out as it passes into the Earth's shadow at 10. 32pm,
young planets orbiting bright stars. NASA's Kepler mission indirectly discovers planets by the loss of starlight
Law and co say their Evryscope should be able to search for exoplanets around nearby bright stars
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