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sunstar

British  
/ ˈsʌnˌstɑː /

noun

  1. any starfish of the genus Solaster, having up to 13 arms radiating from a central disc

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It will feature a solo cello concert from the telescope dome atop the Mount Wilson Observatory, and a prism-centric art installation called “Sunstar,” a collaboration between an artist and an astrophysicist.

From New York Times

The event will include music from cellist Cecilia Tsan and colorful light displays courtesy of “Sunstar,” a prismatic art installation at Mt.

From Los Angeles Times

Per the post, paramedic Anthony Quinn of Sunstar Paramedics claimed the employee said, “We don’t serve your kind here,” and that the restaurant refuses service to “officers” and “anyone with a badge,” per the Herald.

From Fox News

In the satirical comic, Jesus has a superhero roommate named Sunstar and learns what has become of his Gospel on earth.

From New York Times

A regional newspaper, SunStar Cebu, posted images on Twitter of rescuers pulling a man from rubble and recovered bodies wrapped in cloth, laid on church pews.

From New York Times