Sentences with ZODIACAL-LIGHT
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"The zodiacal light is a faint diffuse cone of light that is visible in the night sky."
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"The zodiacal light is caused by sunlight scattered off dust particles in the solar system."
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"The zodiacal light is most easily seen after sunset or before sunrise."
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"Many people mistake the zodiacal light for the Milky Way."
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"The zodiacal light is named after the zodiac, the band of constellations along the ecliptic."
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"Photographing the zodiacal light requires a long exposure and dark skies."
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"The zodiacal light can be observed from both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres."
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"The zodiacal light appears as a faint glowing pyramid in the sky."
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"The zodiacal light is best observed during the spring and fall equinoxes."
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"The zodiacal light is more easily visible from remote locations away from light pollution."
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"Scientists study the zodiacal light to learn more about the distribution of dust in the solar system."
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"The zodiacal light is one of the most beautiful celestial phenomena."
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"The zodiacal light extends along the entire ecliptic."
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"The zodiacal light is often visible as a faint band of light along the horizon."
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"The zodiacal light is brightest near the sun and fades away as it extends along the ecliptic."
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"Astronomers have studied the zodiacal light for centuries."
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"The zodiacal light is a popular subject for astrophotography."
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"The zodiacal light can be seen in both the morning and evening sky."
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"The zodiacal light is most easily seen from dark-sky locations."
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"Many ancient cultures associated the zodiacal light with mythical creatures and gods."
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"The zodiacal light is a faint, diffuse light that appears in the sky after sunset and before sunrise."
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"I waited until twilight to catch a glimpse of the beautiful zodiacal light."
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"The photographer captured an amazing photograph of the zodiacal light above the mountains."
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"Many ancient cultures associated the zodiacal light with mythical creatures and celestial events."
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"The zodiacal light originates from sunlight scattered by dust particles in the solar system."
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"The zodiacal light is most visible in areas with minimal light pollution."
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"Astronomers study the zodiacal light to better understand the distribution of interplanetary dust."
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"The zodiacal light can often be mistaken for the Milky Way in areas with dark skies."
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"The appearance of the zodiacal light varies throughout the year due to the tilt of the Earth's axis."
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"During spring, the zodiacal light is best observed in the western horizon after sunset."
