The Diurnal Rotation of the Stars Refers to the

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Multiple Choice

The diurnal rotation of the stars refers to the

• A)apparent rotation of the celestial sphere due to the rotation of the Earth.
• B)movement of the stars across the sky during daytime hours.
• C)rate of spin of stars in their formation stage.
• D)particular constellations that are visible in different times of the year.

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