Question

As we look up into the night sky, the stars appear to move from east to west. In science we call this apparent motion. Why do the stars seem to move in the sky?
A) Because the Earth is orbiting around the Sun.
B) Because the sky is rotating overhead, from east to west while we look up.
C) We are looking at them from the surface of the Earth as the Earth rotates.
D) The stars and moon move in one direction and Earth moves in another direction.

Answer 1

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As We Look Into the night sky, the stars appear to move from East to west.

In Science we call this apparent motion.

Why Do the stars appear to move in the sky?

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• [A] Because the Earth is orbiting the sun.

Answer 2

[A] Because the Earth is orbiting the sun.