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3 years ago

What local constellation signifies the start of rainy season in the Philippines?

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igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

Buwaya

Explanation:

Constellations are the patterns imagined by joining stars together. Ancient people used to imagine these patterns and further related the appearance of constellations with natural phenomenon. Similarly constellations can also be related with a particular season depending upon the visibility. For example, Orion signifies the start of the winters in Northern hemisphere.

The rainy season in Philippines starts in the month of June the same time when Buwaya (local name given to the box in Pegasus constellation) starts being seen in the sky after a brief period of disappearance from the sky.

OlgaM077 [116]3 years ago

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The constellation that indicates the start of the rainy season in the Philippines is Buwaya.

Explanation:

The constellation is defined as the group of stars in the sky that depict certain significant structures. The structures depicted by the constellations are the structures of the ancient creatures, mythological objects etc.

The constellations are seen in the sky and their position keeps on changing in the sky all through the year because of the motion of the Earth. There are twelve major constellations which are seen each month in the sky.

Ancient people used the appearance of the constellations as the signs of the end or the arrival of the different seasons. This helped them to track the seasons and decide about the time of sowing the seeds or harvesting the crop in their fields.

In Philippines, the rainy season starts in the month of June and this month is regarded as the end of the summer season and the complete arrival of the rains. The constellation observed i Philippines in the month of June is Buwaya.

Thus, The constellation that indicates the start of the rainy season in the Philippines is Buwaya.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Subject: Physics

Chapter: Stars

Keywords:

Philippines, constellation, rainy season, signifies, local, group of stars, structures, start, buwaya, position.

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