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Homework Help: Astronomy

Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at 7:52pm.

Imagine that Earth did not turn on its axis.
(a) What would be true about the ecliptic?
It would now define the day rather than the year.
It would still be defined and could be seen from all points on Earth, but only when they faced the sun.
It would still be defined, but only from the side of Earth that always faced the sun.
It could no longer be defined.

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