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Why is Orion lying down? How The Hunter taught me how the sky moves
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| Space.com | Why is Orion lying down? How The Hunter taught me how the sky moves |
We learn constellations from diagrams that stay conveniently upright. The real sky has other ideas — as I discovered when Orion returned looking distinctly wonky. |
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