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Old 17-08-2005, 01:43 PM
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Easy enough to find out.
Take a pic or do a drawing of the locations of the supposed moons. Then wait 15 minutes and do it again. Then again another 15 minutes later. You should notice a change in orbit of the moons in this time. If not, give it another 1 or 2 goes at 15 mins apart and compare with the first one. No orbital change? It's a star. Orbital change? It's a moon.
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