Some constellations such as Ursa Minor, are visible in the sky year round other constellations appear for only part of the year.Explain why this happens.

Answer 1

the earth moves in its orbit, so the direction facing away from the sun changes during the year. We only see stars in the night sky.

So, for extra credit: why are any constellations visible all year long?

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Idk need help

Answer 4

ty steave ur a major p-r-o
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Answer 5

all of you guys are peasants the answer is The Earth moves in an orbit, facing different parts of the sky for different seasons. Some times the Sun moves into the way of the stars causing a block. Ursa Minor is above the Sun so this does not happen.

Answer 6

Yall cheaters

Answer 7

And yet you are here

Answer 8

Y’all are saying we’re cheating but how would you even know ? 🤔 (&) would you care to explain why you are up here and not make up some lame excuse. Focus on yourself and stop worrying about other people and what they’re doing up here . I could honestly care less for what y’all have to say 😂.

Answer 9

Stevie is correct but DON'T put it word by word.

Answer 10

dont belive the lies

Answer 11

the earth is round

Answer 12

how does a star life begin

Answer 13

@h THEN WHY ARE YOU HERE

Answer 14

"i could care less"
that means you do care

At least a little

Answer 15

lmao grammer police

Answer 16

Man... ahahahahaha free entertainment.

Answer 17

a star's life begins in a nebula. dust and gas form together because of gravity pulling them together. The bigger the clump, the faster the gravity pulls dust and gases towards that clump.

Answer 18

thx 👹

Answer 19

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Answer 20

but anyways the answers for the other questions are
1.c
2.a
3.a
4.b
5.a
6.b
7.b
8.a
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