Rare is the Olympian who can draw famous N.B.A. stars out from under their iPods, turn them into the world's tallest cheerleaders, as Phelps did on Wednesday.
You can use pre-made star stickers, or you can cut your own stars out from white fabric, white tape, or white construction paper.
The researchers then used a method called Doppler tomography that allowed them to build an image of the zombie star out of data from their observations.
GUCCI The Gucci rock star came out from underground and took up manly pursuits in sport or on the street.
The whole time Kahneman was terrified that the SS trooper might notice the yellow star peeking out from inside his sweater.
More than most modern technologies, the 3-D printer resembles something seen in Star Trek: out from an empty box come insoles for shoes, hearing aids, precisely tooled jet engine parts, a filet mignon, and even, one day, human organs for transplant.
Cut the star shape out from the thick cardboard.
The play had sharply divergent reviews, from two stars out of five from my colleague, Lyn Gardner, to double that amount from Fiona Mountford in the Evening Standard.
On the cover, silver-foil stars shine out from a matte blue sky; a shiny yellow moon gleams down on two kids staring out the window.
Lucius illustrates his argument by means of a recent eclipse of the Sun, which, "beginning just after noonday, made many stars shine out from many parts of the sky and tempered the air in the manner of twilight".
