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This Week's Speak Out Question: Do you star gaze? Your responses will be posted on the Web site within 24 hours. Please make sure to answer the question and press submit or your response might not get posted. If you have comments for us, please contact us.

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NO,BUT IF I SQUEEZE TIME INTO IT I WILL. --Cynthia J, age 11, from Santa Ana, Other Country, JUL-01-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 I look at dippers like big dipper and small dipper but I willput the star gaze on my list --monon H, age 9, from Riyadh, Other Country, JUL-01-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 I LIKE GAZING STAR ，ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT ,ALWAYS I THINK THERE IS EYES IN THE DEEP SKY.LOOK，ITIS GAZING AT ME --YI Y, age 9, from SHANGOU, Washington, JUL-01-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 sometimes i like to look for the big and the small dipper and the north star and flying sauceer --korbyn P, age 9, from crosby, Minnesota, JUN-29-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 i love metor showers. you can find me outide durig those days!!!!! --anna V, age 11, from north richland hills, Texas, JUN-29-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 I really don't star gaze, I just use my microscope and look at the stars. --Kiara W, age 10, from Jackson, Mississippi, JUN-28-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 Rarely, but when I do I look for the dippers. --Mimi C, age 11, from Seatle, Illinois, JUN-28-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 Sometimes. I like to see the stars shine. I also like to see the moon. --Aidan H, age 6, from LaPlata, Maryland, JUN-28-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009 I sometimes look at the stars and match them together to make a shape. I wish I could see a shooting star. --Logan H, age 6, from LaPlata, Maryland, JUN-28-2009 Issue date:JUN-28-2009


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