Hello everyone,
I am doing a science/art project, part of teacher’s college. I am suppose to share a scientific related experience through the expression of art, so I plan to do some graffiti art of the representation. However, I never understood scientifically how this is possible.
For example, during around this time of year, I believe North East to the sun there should be a “star” around sunrise. This star is in fact mercury. I need to explain how this is even possible. I am not a science major, so if some can explain how this is possible please help me out.
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Night after night, planets wander in their position. Stars stay static over a person’s lifetime. You don’t need a telescope to tell you that these wandering stars are different.
Art wise, you may also want to consider that planets “shine” and stars “twinkle” in our night sky.
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