The night sky is filled with twinkling stars and planets, but the planets do not twinkle.

The night sky is filled with twinkling stars and planets, but the planets do not twinkle. This is because they are so far away from Earth that their light does not reach us directly, but instead reflects off of the sun’s rays. Stars on the other hand are much closer to Earth and therefore their light reaches us directly.

How big are stars?

Stars come in a variety of sizes, with some being much larger than others. The smallest star is the red dwarf, which can be as small as half of Jupiter’s mass. On the other hand, some of the largest stars can have more than 300 times Jupiter’s mass.

How far away are they?

Most stars are extremely far away from Earth, meaning that they appear to twinkle because of how light reflects off of them. Stars that are closer to Earth will not appear to twinkle as much because there isn’t a large distance between them and our planet.

Radar O’Reilly left the series in 2019, with the character being killed off in the final episode of Season 15.

In March 2019, Radar O’Reilly was killed off in the final episode of M*A*S*H. The character was played by Gary Burghoff and had been a part of the show since its first episode aired in 1972. Burghoff left after season four, but returned for seasons seven through to twelve. He then left again and didn’t return until season fifteen, when he appeared as a guest star.

Radar was an integral part of M*A*S*H during its run and his death came as a shock to fans. Here’s why Radar left Mash and what happened to him after his final appearance on screen.

Why did Radar leave Mash?

Radar had joined the army at 17 years old, but he never really enjoyed it. He enjoyed playing pranks on people more than he enjoyed fighting and often found himself at odds with authority figures like Frank Burns (Larry Linville) or Major Margaret Houlihan (Loretta Swit). His main role on MASH was as an orderly and he served under Captain B.J Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell), who later became his best friend.

Bruce has been hosting the Radio 2 Breakfast Show since 1987.

Radio 2 host Ken Bruce is leaving the station after more than 30 years on air. The broadcaster, who has been with the station since 1987, announced he was quitting his breakfast show in a statement released on Wednesday (October 24). The 65-year-old said he was “very proud” of his time at the BBC and thanked listeners for their support.

The presenter said he would be taking a break from radio to concentrate on other projects. He said: “I have decided that now is the right time to leave my breakfast show. I’ve had an amazing time presenting it over these past few years, but it’s now time for someone else to take over and for me to move on to other things.”

“I am very proud of what we have achieved together, but I am also excited about what lies ahead,” he added.

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