Two friends who live in different parts of the world are talking on the phone. One says they can see only one large bright star in the sky. The other says they can see hundreds of small stars, but they aren’t very bright. How do you explain the difference in the appearance of the stars that each friend is observing? by

2025-04-09 17:53:55 UTC

they are in different parts off the world one with a sun and one with the moon they aperer much different

1301262991 — 2025-04-09 17:55:15 UTC

One Friend is probably seeing a planet and the other is looking at stars

2025-04-09 17:56:00 UTC

One side of the earth is on the day and one side is night. so one person sees the sun and one person sees the night sky.

2025-04-09 17:56:10 UTC

One friend can see mars or venus, and the other friend see's the stars that are in the sky.

2025-04-09 17:57:39 UTC

both friends live on a different side. the big bright star is the sun, the others are tiny stars, AKA the nights wishes.

1301269115 — 2025-04-09 17:58:56 UTC

One friend see's a big bright star, that could be a planet. The other friend however see's thousands of stars and more.

2025-04-09 18:01:17 UTC

The frist friend that saw "one large bright star" that bright star is the sun. The second friend that saw "hundreds of small star, but they aren't very bright" that hundreds of small star and are not very bright is the moon.