do we see a different side of the sun everyday? since we move around it?
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Our motion around the sun is only one revolution per year, so that doesn't show much change on a daily basis. The rotation of the sun brings new details into view. The speed of rotation varies with position on the sun - things at the sun's equator go around once every 25 days, but it's only spinning once every 36 days at its poles. \n\nSome features on the sun, solar flares for example, come and go in a few hours or less, but sunspots tend to persist for many days, long enough  so you can watch them as the sun's rotation caries them around.
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yes we can, and actually astronomers have been working on it for the last 15 years or so, the problem is that there is no telescope currently powerful enough to directly see any planets orbiting other stars, the most common problem is that what little light is reflected by the planet gets easily lost in the glare of the stares light, so the only way that we can find out weather or not a star has planets orbiting around it, is by looking at the influence the planet has on the star, like causing it to wobble, this is because as a planet orbits around a star, it causes the star to slightly wobble with the orbit of the planet, and it is that slight wobble by which astronomers can estimate the mass and speed of rotation and many other details about the planet.\n\nnow if you are asking this to find out if there's any life out there, i would suggest reading this book called "Faint Echoes, Distant Stars" it will open up a whole new world of possibilities to you, here is a link to it\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=0060750995&itm=4
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Obviously  it appears to rise in the east and set in the west. A little trick to try from anywhere in the world....\nPick a spot you can stand at the same time as often as you can , the same time everyday.  Pick a landmark and make a note where the sun seems to rise in relation to this landmark.  You will be able to track the travel as the sun moves north to south and back again as it rises in the morning.  Email me for more info on this
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as the earth spins on it's axis the distance from any one given point on earth to the sun changes throughout the day. Near midday the sun is directly above you and closest to you, thus it is very bright. As the day goes your point on earth spins away from the sun, making it further away, and you are also seeing it through all the dust in the atmosphere, making it less bringht and appear yellow/red.
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yes it goes around the sun.\n\nBut the sun orbit in the universe means that we orbit alot more suns although it would take billions billion years to do so.
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I have a guess, what yous saw was planet Jupiter.  No, Venus can not be seen exactly between East and West in the middle of the night.
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Yes. Jupiter is currently high in the sky during the evening and in the western sky as day approaches. Venus, much brighter, is in the eastern sky just before daybreak.
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If you are on the same planet that I am, yes!\n\nThe earth rotates counterclockwise on its axis. Therefore the sun will always "rise" in the east. The reason I put rise in quotes...b/c the sun doesn't actually rise. It is from our perspective that it seems to rise.\n\nThe only way you will see the sun rise in the west...\n1. you are on Venus (clockwise rotation)\n2. a major astroid strikes earth & changes earth's rotation so that it goes clockwise. But the problem here is that your chances of still being around to see it is nil.\n\nAlso, all the planets in our solar system have a counterclockwise revolution path around the sun.
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Before the NASA satellite orbiting the sun had it's photographic information "pulled" from the web, it showed two distinct and large objects executing a right-angle turn right into the sun.  Planets, asteroids, etc. have no way of ever executing 90 degree turns naturally (as far as human understanding is at this time.) Why the information was pulled off the web--well there are a billion consipiracy theories about that, and I will skip it.  With proper technology, it is obvious to me the sun can be penetrated, and it well may be a portal to another dimension or whatever.  A black hole on "the other side" may appear as a sun here, and vice-versa.  If we exist in a fractal universe, there are three things: here, there, and the boundary between here and there.  This set of three keeps repeating infinitely.  Therefore the sun's energy producing layer may be a boundary to be passed through to get from "here" to "there."  Cool--huh?  Some very excellent minds are hard at work trying to further our understanding of the universe.
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As the Moon moves along its orbit around the Earth its hemisphere toward the sun is fully illuminated.\n\nBut from the Earth we see only the hemisphere that is turned toward us.\n\nThat is, we are not seeing that hemisphere which is fully illuminated by the Sun.\n\nThat is why we see different shapes which are called phases of the moon.\n\nIn new moon day, the moon is in between Sun and Earth, and the moon’s non illuminated hemisphere is toward Earth and in the back ground of Sun’s bright light, the moon is invisible.\n\nWhen Moon is at 90 degree from the Sun, half of the illuminated hemisphere of Moon is visible from Earth. \n \nWhen Moon is at 180 degree from the Sun, full of the illuminated hemisphere of Moon is visible from Earth. We call it as Full Moon.
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The Sun rotates on its axis once in about 27 days. This rotation was first detected by observing the motion of sunspots as shown in the animation to the left. The Sun's rotation axis is tilted by about 7.25 degrees from the axis of the Earth's orbit so we see more of the Sun's north pole in September of each year and more of its south pole in March.\n\n\nEDIT: "the sun doesnt move the plantes revolve around the sun"  Your thinking of an Orbit, the earth rotates on an axis, and so does the sun, the earth circles the sun.
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Yes..I have seen numerous things both day and night..A massive object perhaps the size of a football field..with a smooth surface squared on all corners it was very massive and overwhelming..\nI have have witnessed a silver disc object above me in mid afternoon while fishing on my boat in the middle of the lake..it shot straight up into the sky with instant speed. Speed that we dont have here. \nAn elongated diamond light at night that turned out to have the intensity of a very bright spotlight...then dimmed again..and shot off up into the sky..with incredible speed as I had seen before with the silver disc..\nOrange glowing spheres in early evening...\nbackwards "c" shaped object in the daylight...\nthe list goes on..but..Yeah..I have seen many...Each time something does happen..it is like a new concept..it seems to keep opening the mind more and more.
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Sorry to disappoint you, but light from stars and the sun is not crooked. it is straight. Therefore, straight lines do exist in nature.
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We do have them in the day, just they not show up as well. Many seem more numerous before dawn, because they best seen then or the angle they hit the atmosphere at that time. All I know.
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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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no.  it changes over millions of years as the universe changes and our relationship to the sun changes, but i'd guess it was pretty close as to what is now.
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That depends on what side you are on. One side is always daytime the other side is always nighttime.