Question

Which of these statements best explains why the star chart does not show the exact locations of the sun and planets?

Stars do not emit sufficient light to help locate them accurately in the night sky. The revolution of Earth makes the sun and the planets move on the ecliptic with respect to the stars.


Star locations in the northern and southern hemisphere cannot be shown simultaneously on the same chart.


Exact measurements of positions of many celestial objects cannot be made simultaneously at any particular time.

Answer 1

The revolution of Earth makes the sun and the planets move on the ecliptic with respect to the stars.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Stars do not emit sufficient light to help locate them accurately in the night sky. The revolution of Earth makes the sun and the planets move on the ecliptic with respect to the stars.

Step-by-step explanation:

Rotation and revolution causes changes in star charts. When the Earth rotates, move a way from the sun and when you have rotated far enough it will be nights and you will observe stars but as the seasons changes you will see different stars because u will change to different position. The revolution of the Earth make the stars and sun move ecliptic.