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  • Stars vs. Holes: Understanding What Lights the Night Sky
    No, stars are not holes in the sky.

    Here's why:

    * Stars are giant balls of hot gas. They produce their own light and heat through nuclear fusion.

    * They are incredibly far away. The closest star to our Sun is about 4.24 light-years away.

    * Holes in the sky would be dark. They wouldn't emit light like stars do.

    The idea of stars being holes in the sky is a common misconception that likely comes from the way stars look in the night sky. They appear as tiny points of light, which can make them seem like pinpricks in a dark canvas.

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