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How far does the sun travel in one hour? - Answers

The sun doesn't move through space in the way we might think; rather, it is the Earth that orbits around the sun. However, if we consider the apparent motion of the sun across the sky due to Earth's rotation, it moves approximately 15 degrees per hour. In terms of distance, at the equator, this translates to roughly 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) across the sky.



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The sun doesn't move through space in the way we might think; rather, it is the Earth that orbits around the sun. However, if we consider the apparent motion of the sun across the sky due to Earth's rotation, it moves approximately 15 degrees per hour. In terms of distance, at the equator, this translates to roughly 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) across the sky.



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How far does the sun travel in one hour? - Answers

The sun doesn't move through space in the way we might think; rather, it is the Earth that orbits around the sun. However, if we consider the apparent motion of the sun across the sky due to Earth's rotation, it moves approximately 15 degrees per hour. In terms of distance, at the equator, this translates to roughly 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) across the sky.

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