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Why would you be able to see the earth move if you were in space? (use the term 'reference point in your answer)
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Why would you be able to see the earth move if you were in space? (use the

term 'reference point in your answer)

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yes

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If you are in space and seeing a globe that is movu ng slowly depending on your refrence point ir will move eventually. Because the eartb diffrences is easily spottable it will be noticable because of your refrence point

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