Posted by Sara on Monday, February 22, 2010 at 7:23pm.
Dont the stars you see depend on where you are on Earth? After all, you can't see stars during the daylight, nor see them below the horizon.
*shape of the galaxy
*size of the galaxy
*The sun's light
*light reflection from earth
*light pollution
But what would be the factors? I can't write lack of darkness during the day.
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