Math Horror Movies: Red

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In Space, No One Can Hear You Get Mad Dept.

That time of year, again, when I need more shlocky Halloween-type horror B-movie titles.

I love 'em and hate 'em at the same time.

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(x, why?) Mini: Cool Stars

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Ironically, even though he's cool, he's still hot stuff!

A red dwarf is stable enough that, unlike a brown dwarf, it won't burn out for a long, long time. Age of the universe long time.

Once again, a "mini" that took way to long to create. I did a lot of distortion and then in the end, I inverted the colors of the blue star to get the other two because I kept getting patches of green in both of them.

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A Christmas Stars Activity

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(C)Copyright 2012, C. Burke. All rights reserved.

If the numbers aren't relatively prime, then you won't use all the dots. Just move to the next dot, and make a second star, and third, if necessary.

Stars

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(C)Copyright 2011, C. Burke. All rights reserved.

Stars R Ours

This one was a little late because I redid the original version.
Originally, I had the regular polygons included along with all the diagonals, which formed all the stars.
At the last moment, I realized that Little Miss Tree was asking for a pentagram, which wasn't really the mood I was shooting for. Back to the drawing board.

And for once, I can actually use that expression in almost the way it was originally intended.