Why do the constellations change in the night sky as the seasons shift?

By A Mystery Man Writer

Whether you enjoy it or not, the sun is setting earlier but the fading light is not all doom and gloom. Longer nights mean more time to look up at the stars and take in
Whether you enjoy it or not, the sun is setting earlier but the fading light is not all doom and gloom. Longer nights mean more time to look up at the stars and take in the beauty of the cosmos. As we say goodbye to those warm summer nights and welcome the crisp autumn and winter…

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