<span>If a modern astronomer describes a faint star as being in the constellation cygnus, the swan, you know that the star is: </span><span>Somewhere within a particular region of sky having definite boundaries
</span>The swn of the constellation cygnus is located on northern part of the constellation. This means that the location is limited to the plane part of the milky wat.
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Away from the ridge, where the sea floor is older and has more time to accumulate; also much thickest near continents
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I believe the answer is D
