Over one day, you make observations of constellation positions described below:

Aquarius is on the eastern horizon at sunrise.

Taurus is high in the southern sky at sunset.

Aries is on the western horizon at 10 p. m.

Leo is high in the southern sky at midnight.

If you could see stars during the day, what constellation would the Sun appear in?

a. Taurus

b. Aquarius

c. Scorpius

d. Leo

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Ashley Hurley

Geography

9 September, 01:37

Over one day, you make observations of constellation positions described below:

Aquarius is on the eastern horizon at sunrise.

Taurus is high in the southern sky at sunset.

Aries is on the western horizon at 10 p. m.

Leo is high in the southern sky at midnight.

If you could see stars during the day, what constellation would the Sun appear in?

a. Taurus

b. Aquarius

c. Scorpius

d. Leo

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Khalil Reed · Answer 1

b. Aquarius

Explanation:

The Aquarius is a constellation of the zodiac and is situated between the Capricorn and the pieces and is representation of the water and has a large size and stars are less than the magnitude of 2 and it can be seen during the evening in the northern hemisphere an appears in the southern sky and south of the equator.