alleryWhy do celestial globes leave out the Sun, Moon and planets?
AThey are too bright to draw
BTheir locations keep changing
CThey are not part of any sky
DThey are too small to print
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Their locations keep changing
1. Celestial globes depict fixed star positions.
2. The Sun, Moon and planets move against the stars, so their locations are variable.
3. They are not too bright or small; the reason is their changing position.
_Source: Wikipedia, Globe, Celestial_
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