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by Stoneworks Imagery
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Our spiral notebooks are 6" x 8" in size and include 120 pages which are lined on both sides. The artwork is printed on the front cover which is made of thick paper stock, and the back cover is medium gray in color. The inside of the back cover includes a pocket for storing extra paper and pens.
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In 2153, Poseidous was discovered in the star system 82 Eridani, which lies 20.9 light-years from Earth. Though 82 Eridani is a smaller star than... more
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In 2153, Poseidous was discovered in the star system 82 Eridani, which lies 20.9 light-years from Earth. Though 82 Eridani is a smaller star than Earth's sun, Poseidous lies so close to it that it receives 14 percent more radiation per square kilometer than Earth. Fortunately, the planet's higher albedo, caused by the more substantial amount of water on its surface, reflects more radiation and prevents the equatorial zones from being unbearably hot.
Not one, but three moons orbit Poseidous. The diameter of the most significant measures only 42 percent of Earth's diameter, and the other two moons are much smaller. Because it lies much closer than the largest moon, the middle-sized moon appears immense in Poseidous's sky, a full 20 percent larger in diameter than Earth's moon appears from Earth. Though none of Poseidous's moons exerts as much tidal force as Earth's moon, the pull of all three moons when aligned with 82 Eridani, exceeds the maximum tidal effect on Earth. Yet beca...
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