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DEAN: YOU MAY NOT KNOW THIS, BUT ASTRONOMERS 
CAN BE KINDA COMPETITIVE.

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JAMES: AND WE TEST OUR SKILLS WITH A GAME 
CALLED A STAR AND CONSTELLATION SHOOTOUT!

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DEAN: WE TAKE TURNS NAMING STARS IN THE EVENING 
SKY LIKE SIRIUS OVER THERE IN THE SOUTHEAST.

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JAMES: OR THE LARGER GROUP OF STARS, LIKE 
THE CONSTELLATION CANIS MAJOR.

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WE KEEP NAMING OBJECTS UNTIL ONE OF US IS 
STUMPED.

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DEAN: OKAY, THERE'S ORION

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JAMES: AND HIS STARS RIGEL

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DEAN: BELLATRIX

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JAMES: SAIPH

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DEAN: AND BETELGEUSE

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DEAN: TO THE EAST YOU'LL SEE LEO THE LION

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JAMES: WITH THE BRIGHT STAR REGULUS

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DEAN: AND LEO'S TAIL-STAR DENEBOLA.

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(PAUSE TO LET THE SKY PAN)

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JAMES: AND IN THE NORTHEAST YOU'LL FIND URSA 
MAJOR, THE BIG BEAR CONSTELLATION

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DEAN: WITH THE BIG DIPPER INSIDE OF IT AND 
THE STARS ALKAID

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JAMES: MIZAR

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DEAN: ALIOTH

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JAMES: MEGREZ

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DEAN: PHEKDA

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JAMES: MERAK

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DEAN: AND DUBHE

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JAMES: WE COULD DO THIS FOR HOURS.

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DEAN: UNFORTUNATELY WE ONLY HAVE A MINUTE 
BUT YOU CAN PLAY YOUR OWN VERSION OF THE SHOOTOUT

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TONIGHT AS YOU

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BOTH: KEEP LOOKING UP!