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BethAnn43 | 02:48 Mon 02nd May 2005 | Science
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What causes different stars to appear in the sky at different times of the year?
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We see stars at night. Night occurs when our part of the Earth is not in sunlight. In six months' time the Earth will have moved to the opposite side of the Sun and so we will have to wait until our part of the Earth points in the opposite direction for it to be dark. We will see different stars because we are looking in the opposite direction.
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