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LenaWriter [7]
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How the movement of the earth cause the appeared daily and annual movement of the sun and stars​

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timurjin [86]3 years ago
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As the Earth rotates on it’s axis we perceive the sky differently depending on where we are. This is known as a day, where the Earths rotation controls the day/night cycle. As Earth orbits the sun our axis wobbles, thus at different times in the year different regions of the Earth can see different areas in the sky.

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