New Mexico NM-ASR Science Grade 5 Practice Questions - New Mexico Assessment Of Science Readiness - Science, Grade 5 Exam

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In New Mexico, students notice that the constellation Orion is visible in the winter night sky but not in the summer night sky. What is the best explanation?
Correct Answer:
As Earth orbits the Sun, the night side of Earth faces different parts of space, so different constellations are visible in different seasons

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