Does the sunset in the east?
930001
Well, i am in MI and the sun does set every night. So on the eastern side of the USA, the sun still sets; but it sets in the West. lol
245478
yes, and there is a reason, it was in a Readers Digest a while back 1980's, but if memory serves it has to do with where a storm front is, if one is just leaving and high pressure system is replacing it, you will see vividly red skies at night, if one is just coming in replacing a high pressure system (which usually is good weather) you will see vividly red skies in the morning.  Keep in mind that this is 22 years ago.\n\nJust found this on the net:\n\nA red sunset is often seen when the western sky is especially clear. The colour occurs because the sun is low in the sky, and its light passes through additional atmosphere. The colour is enhanced if a stable high pressure region is present. The reason for this is that high pressure suppresses cloud formation and holds air pollutants near the Earth. These pollutants further scatter the colours of sunlight, enhancing the reddening effect in the west.\n\nSince high pressure generally brings good weather, red skies in the evening often indicate that fair weather is approaching from the west. On the other hand, if the red appears in the eastern morning sky, then the high pressure region has already passed through. Since lower pressure usually follows a high pressure system, and is often associated with unsettled weather, red sky in the morning can indicate stormy weather. \nhttp://www.scienceshorts.com/020514.htm\n\nNot bad for remembering something from 22 years ago.
794007
yeah, Sunny.\nThere is no cloud that can reach the Troposphere.\nSo the sun always shines up there during the day.
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Because the sun does rise in the east and set in the west.  \n\nWe do know now that the reason is not because the sun is revolving around the earth, but because the earth spins on its axis.
827784
EAST,  look for Leo constellation.
275792
2 PM here in the East,so would that make it noon there?
1010103
It depends upon what your latitude is.  The farther north you are in the northern hemisphere, the longer the daylight will be during the summer.  In fact, the sun won't set at all at the North Pole!  This is all thanks to the tilt of the earth.  During the summer in the northern hemisphere, the earth is in such a position around the sun that it is the northern hemisphere that is receiving the most direct rays.  It is on the summer solstice that it reaches the zenith.  From that point forward, the daylight will start to decrease until the earth is on the opposite side of the the sun.  At that date (winter solstice) the tilt of the earth will cause the northern hemisphere to receive the least direct rays and thus, the longest night will occur.
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Right now, the moon is not visible from Ireland. It set in the West shortly after sunset. It would be a thin crescent if we were able to see it.\n\nIn addition it's pretty cloudy here in Ireland tonight, so it's a double strikeout I'm afraid!
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No, the sun will still rise if we are here or not. Enjoy it while you can.
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you also need your latitude.  \n\nThink about it, if you were at one of the poles, sun-rise and sunset would be drastically different.\n\nYes, There is a formula.\n\nHere's the answer in positional astronomy...
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Same direction as the Sun and the Moon, to the west.\n\n---Addition----\nChristina has a good point. If you were close to one of the poles, the stars would be just turning around and you could not tell if it is west or east direction.
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Anywhere that is dark and has an unobstructed view of the eastern sky.  Look toward the constellation Leo.
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It's about 4 hours after twilight, because the sun moves from east to west, and the east is about 4 hours later than the west.
1103836
The sun isn't moving.\nThe sun appears to move east to west because Earth is rotating on its axis (actually, the earth is rotating on its axis, as well as rotating around the sun)
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Depend on if you like West coast sunshine or East coast seasons
780542
West to east when we are looking down on Earth at North pole
961536
Sunset,\nBut sunrise is more peaceful