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Mariulka [41]
3 years ago
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In the demonstration, 360∘ of rotation (one full rotation) represents a sidereal day. You can actually measure the length of the

sidereal day by measuring the time from when __________ crosses your meridian on one day (or night) until it crosses the meridian on the next day (or night). Mastering astronomy
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Gennadij [26K]3 years ago
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In the demonstration, 360∘ of rotation (one full rotation) represents a sidereal day. You can actually measure the length of the sidereal day by measuring the time from when <u>the star vega</u> or<u> the star sirius</u> crosses your meridian on one day (or night) until <u>it </u>crosses the meridian on the next day (or night). Mastering astronomy.

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