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Is there a 22 caliber gun manufacturer called Star or something that sounds like Star?
Yes. I have one that my Father kept for sometime. I am searching for value and history.
What is a symbol called that looks like a star?
The symbol that looks like a star is called an asterisk. It looks like this *.
How did a sea star be called a sea star?
A sea star is called a sea star simply because of where it lives (the sea) and what it looks like (a star), simple!
What is this movie called I think it has the word star in it or something?
Star Wars Rock Star Stardust Falling Star Star Trek It would really help if you knew what it was about.
What you called something you like to do?
a hobbie is something you would like to do
What is a cute name for my boyfriend that calls you star?
ROMEO Edit--- If he calls you "Star", maybe something like Champ or Pro, just to make him feel like he's also a star. I don't really know. Try something out.
What is the next book after night star?
Rediance or something like that.
Is there a pop star game like Movie Star Planet?
There is one called Michael Jackson but LIKE Movie Star Planet dunno
Is there an app kinda like Movie Star Planet for iphones?
OMG! Lol my friend told me bout this the other day, but I wanted to do it on my iPod so I looked and apparently there is something called Ladia or something?! X
What is absolute value of a star?
"Absolute value" is used for numbers, not for stars. For stars, there is something called "absolute brightness" or "absolute magnitude"; that refers to how bright the star really is (as opposed to what it looks like for us). It is defined as how bright the star would look at a standard distance.
Is there going to be another star wars or something else like that?
nope
What were the three titles of the 'Star Wars' parody which appeared in the 'Family Guy' series?
The three episodes that were a parody of Star Wars which appeared in Family Guy were called 'Blue Harvest', 'It's a trap!' and 'Something, Something, Something, Dark'.
