Q1. Using ONLY the human eye, how do objects in
the sky appear to differ from one another.
(Hint: Pg.5)
Answer Choices:
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A.
There are no significant
differences between objects in the
sky when viewed with only the
human eye.
B.
Objects in the sky viewed with
only the human eye look different
and can easily be distinguished
from one another
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A. There are no significant

differences between objects in the

the sky when viewed with only the human eye.

Explanation:

Remember, we are using only our eyes to view the sky. Therefore, an object can only look different significantly when we use an aiding instrument such as a telescope that has more visible accuracy.

Thus, in conclusion, we can say there are no significant differences between objects in the sky when viewed with only the human eye.

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