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Five to seven years of this, with each bit of the sky being recorded in five different colours, should be enough to complete coverage of a quarter of the sky.
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Hike mountain trails or simply stroll the narrow roads and watch the colours of the sky and lakes change throughout the day.
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The team went on to use data from a range of other telescopes including the Very Large Telescope, the Two Micron All-Sky Survey and the Spitzer space telescope - each of which sees in a particular set of colours, in turn evidencing stars of varying ages.
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And the sky is blue, it says, because the sun produces white light which is made up of all the colours of the rainbow.
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