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Puzzellations: Out in Space

Riddle, 2001

Document ID
12000823421850786799
Author
Riddle I
Publication year
Publication venue
The Mathematics Teacher

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This material consists of pieces that can be put together to form mosaics of space scenes. They include a sun; the planets, in the proper colors; pieces with stars; comets; a space shuttle; and one astronaut. Only Saturn is shown with rings, although all four of the giant …
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