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Celestial Patterns Unveiled: Unraveling Mysteries of the Night Sky

Explore the intriguing phenomenon in the night sky with changing celestial patterns every two weeks as observed from the equator on the planet Mog. Join a group activity to decode the mesmerizing celestial events and understand their significance in the vast universe. Unveil the mysteries of the spinning sphere of Mog and its dance around the Sun, offering a unique perspective on the cosmic ballet above.

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Celestial Patterns Unveiled: Unraveling Mysteries of the Night Sky

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  1. ASTR1002Mystery Object Tute

  2. Patterns in the Night Sky • Imagine, once again, that you live in Mog, where the clouds recently cleared (for the first time in history) giving you a view of the sky for the first time. • You now know that Mog is a sphere, spinning on its axis and orbiting its Sun. • You know that stars appear to circle the celestial pole roughly once a day (actually travelling 361 degrees around in a 24 hour period). • But now, you’ve seen something rather strange in the twilight sky. Every two weeks, during the last month or so, you’ve been out just after sunset, looking towards where the Sun has just set. • You live on the equator.

  3. Six weeks ago

  4. Four weeks ago

  5. Two weeks ago

  6. Tonight

  7. Explain what you see! • Your job, working in groups, is to explain what you see. • You should thing about the pictures and what they mean for a bit.

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