Question

Give reason:
A star appears to rise four minutes earlier in the sky everyday than the
previous day.

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Answer 1

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This 1 degree shift in the Earth's position due its motion in an orbit around the sun causes the sky to shift. This shift causes the stars (and everything else in the night sky) to appear 4 minutes early everyday.

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Answer 2

Answer:

This 1 degree shift in the Earth's position due its motion in an orbit around the sun causes the sky to shift. This shift causes the stars (and everything else in the night sky) to appear 4 minutes early everyday.

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