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Q: How to Draw the Moon & Stars.
A: 1. Lay a sheet of paper on a flat surface, such as table or countertop. Use your compass to make a perfect circle for your moon. 2. Shade in darker patches that... Read More »

Q: How to Draw the Sun, Moon and Stars.
A: 1. Draw a circle, to represent the sun itself. 2. Draw four wavy lines pointing to the center of the sun-one over the top of the sun, one beneath the sun, one t... Read More »

Q: Why are stars near the moon?
A: You will find stars in every direction - both near the Moon, and in other directions. They are not really "near" the Moon; they just happen to be in the same di... Read More »

Q: Why is the moon not a star?
A: Its not big enough, it's made from the wrong material, the reasons are endles. Read More »

Q: Who was the star in Carolina Moon?
A: The star in Carolina Moon was Gene Autry in 1940. ChaCha on! Read More »