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It depends on the present rotation of the earth in relative terms to the sun

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Q: Are the same stars visible every night of the year from every location on earth?
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When is Orion visible from the Northern Hemisphere?

From any place on earth, at least part of Orion is visible at some time on every clear night of the year.


What is visible at night from the earth?

the stars and some of our planets


Where are eclipses visible?

Anywhere on the night side of the Earth.


Is a full moon visible from earth in the day or at night?

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What is a brightest thing on earth visible from moon at night?

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What is the Earth's location at night?

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Did you have a new moon last night?

There is a new moon during the *daytime* and this occurs about every 29.53 days. The exact time and date will vary by location on the Earth.For the new moon phase, the Moon is along the direct line between the Earth and the Sun, so that there is practically none of the illuminated surface visible from Earth.


What causes day and night on earth axis?

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Is the moon visible to earth?

If there isn't a new moon that night, then yes.


What causes a day?

When the Earth spins around on its axis, it creates night and day on Earth. This movement makes it look like the Sun is moving across the sky. The Sun rises in the east and sets in the west, turning day into night. Most places on Earth have some amount of day and night every 24 hours. On Earth, the length of day and night usually changes with the seasons.When your location on Earth is facing toward the sun, it is day. When your location is facing away from the sun, it is night.


What is the main form of radiation released by earth at night?

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If you can see the moon during the day does that mean that somewhere on the other side of the Earth it is pitch black?

Every moment of every day, there is a sunlit part of the earth, and a night time part of the earth. This has nothing to do with the location of the moon. However this does mean that the moon is not always in the sky every minute that it is night time. The moon rises and sets, just as the sun and stars do. A moonless night is not necessarily pitch black.