what is behind the sun?
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Other planets since all nine planets revolve around the sun so when you're on one side of the sun,other planets are probably on the other side!
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The time from just before dawn until the sun is up.  A new beginning, a new day, peacefulness and quiet before the rush of the day's activities.  The absolute best place to see it is to see the sun rise out of the ocean, especially from the deck of a sailboat while you are cruising under sail with no engine.
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The sun or moon is actually below the horizon and the atmosphere is acting as a lens to refract the light and magnify the object. The higher the angle, the less refraction. It has zero to do with comparison of objects on the horizon.
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Their distance from the Sun
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I suppose it depends on what you mean by the 'other side'. \n\nDo you mean directly behind the sun, from our vantage point in space on earth? \n\nWell, there is the abstract answer, then there is the scientific one.\n\nThe 'bizarro-world' answer is that no one knows what is on the other side of the sun, because no one has been there, if we are talking about the side of the sun that is obscure to us. \n\nThere could be anything back there.\n\nBut, there probably is not anything lying close to the sun, if that is what you meant. The sun's surface is 6000 degrees centigrade. And the solar corona, the outer atmosphere of the sun, is one million degrees. Hence, nothing that we know of could survive in those conditions.\n\nUnless you meant the other side of the sun, in terms of the same distance away from it as is the earth. \n\nProbably, from a scientific standpoint, there is just empty space behind the sun. Space is very empty, and vast beyond human understanding.
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On the day of summer solstice, the sun is at it highest point in the sky, traveling the highest path across the sky. When the sun is to the side, there are shadows because a part of you is blocking the sun for something else. However, when the sun is right above you, the only thing you are blocking out from the sun is the place that you are standing in. Barely any shadows appear. The only shadows that appear are just the ones underneath you.\n\nHope this helps!
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The Earth rotates on its access and revolves around the Sun.
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The sun radiates light, thus it is emitted all around it. The moon reflects light from the sun, thus only the area facing the sun will be light.
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A solar eclipse occurs when another planet (or the Moon) passes between the the Earth and the Sun and blocks the light from reaching the Earth.
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What you see outside at night is a mixture of these:\nStars (like the sun)\nPlanets\nSattelites\nGalaxies
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It will be from way out on a plane based on our orbital track. I think the intensity of the sun will block out the view of whether or not it goes behind or in front of the sun. The center of the universe, even though it is a non-existent place, for arguments sake, would be moving as everything in the universe is dynamic. (There is no end to infinite, therefore the center cannot be defined.)
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Also, we only see it when it is above the horizon.\n\nDuring the day, the sun is obviously above the horizon.  But the moon sets an hour or so later each day, so sometimes it is below the horizon in the day, and sometimes not.
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The boundary of the solar system is probably very loose indeed. You could perhaps mean where the Suns gravitational influence is canceled by other stars or where the solar wind no longer reaches. Dust and space is most likely what you'll find. Space is pretty boring, trying to understand it is not :)
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there are several (you did not provide enough details)...could be a sun, galaxy, nebula, etc.
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None, they up in the Sky, best seen at night. The Earth does revolve around a Big Star that can actually be seen in the day and not night. Make for a good Word Play/Riddle question. ;-D
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It has to do with the path of the earth and the sun through space.\n\nThe websites I've attached should help.
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The sun does attract the earth quite a bit. That's what keeps the earth orbiting it instead of flying off into space.