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DescriptionRelative star sizes.svg	Objects included are the Sun, Gliese 229, Teide 1 and Jupiter. English version of Image:TamañoEstelarRelativo.svg
Date	21 January 2007
Source	Image:TamañoEstelarRelativo.svg Based off of Linda Huffs work? (middle of page) nasa.gov usage (nasa.gov policy)
Author	User:Bryan Derksen, original SVG by es:Usuario:SeRgio, original jpeg by NASA
Permission ( Reusing this file)	NASA and SeRgio both released their versions into the public domain, and so this one is too.

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