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This instrument was most likely used to measure the
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revolving for 6 months
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
Which statement best explains the apparent daily motion of the stars around Polaris?
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
The change in the apparent position of the Big Dipper between the first day of summer and the first day of winter is best explained by Earth
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
At which latitude is the observer located?
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
When Earth is located in the orbital position shown, two constellations that are both visible to an observer on Earth at midnight are
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
How many hours (h) will it take for the apparent position of the Sun to change from point A to point B?
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
To a nighttime observer on Earth, how many degrees do the stars appear to move around Polaris in 3 hours?
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
The spinning of Earth on its axis causes the apparent rising and setting of the
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revolving for 6 months
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The Earth rotates on its axis.
Gemini and Taurus
Sun, the Moon, and some stars
altitude of a star
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