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    The document describes observations of the Corona Borealis constellation over three nights. On the first night, Corona Borealis was not visible due to cloudy weather. On the second night, Corona Borealis was not present but other constellations like Sextans and Leo were visible. On the third night, Corona Borealis was bright and visible. The conclusion is that constellations appear in different locations each night due to the Earth's rotation, and visibility depends on weather conditions.

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    The document describes observations of the Corona Borealis constellation over three nights. On the first night, Corona Borealis was not visible due to cloudy weather. On the second night, Corona Borealis was not present but other constellations like Sextans and Leo were visible. On the third night, Corona Borealis was bright and visible. The conclusion is that constellations appear in different locations each night due to the Earth's rotation, and visibility depends on weather conditions.

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    The document describes observations of the Corona Borealis constellation over three nights. On the first night, Corona Borealis was not visible due to cloudy weather. On the second night, Corona Borealis was not present but other constellations like Sextans and Leo were visible. On the third night, Corona Borealis was bright and visible. The conclusion is that constellations appear in different locations each night due to the Earth's rotation, and visibility depends on weather conditions.

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    Alyssa Marie Agravante 11 FHC – 1 Physical Science

    Observe 1 constellation for 3 nights. Record what changes happen during each day. And
    write your conclusion after the 3rd night.

    CONSTELLATION: Corona Borealis

    DAY # OBSERVATION
    1 On the first night, I observe that Corona
    Borealis Constellation is not really visible at
    that time because it was cloudy.

    2 On the second day, Corona Borealis is not


    present at that time. But other constellation
    like Sextans and Leo constellation can be
    seen and it is bright.
    3 On the third day, Corona Borealis is
    present and it is very visible and bright
    unlike the first day observation.

    Conclusion:
    My conclusion is each constellation moves in different location. If we observe in the
    same place and same time, there is a possibility that we will see a different constellation
    each day. The reason why we see different constellation on same place and time every
    day, it is because the Earth’s rotation in its orbit around the Sun. The visibility of each
    constellation also depends on the weather. It may be visible in our place but, it may not
    be visible in other places.

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