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CathleenMotten
CathleenMotten CathleenMotten
  • 04-01-2015
  • Geography
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Explain how we view stars magnitude in the night sky and how that is different from the way astrologists study stars.

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AL2006
AL2006 AL2006
  • 04-01-2015

We view the magnitude of objects in the sky (day or night) by comparing one to
another, assigning a higher-number magnitude to the dimmer one, and a lower-
number magnitude to the brighter one. 

This is different from the practice of astrologists/astrologers, because as far as
I know, they don't care about the magnitude of stars at all, and even if they do,
they certainly don't "study" the stars.

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