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The constellation Orion can be observed from New York State in the night sky during winter but not during summer due to:

1. Earth's rotation on its axis
2. Earth's revolution around the Sun
3. Orion's rotation on its axis
4. Orion's revolution around Earth



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Orion's visibility changes in the night sky due to Earth's revolution around the Sun.


Explanation:

Orion, a constellation visible in winter but not summer in New York State, is not seen during summer due to Earth's revolution around the Sun. As Earth orbits the Sun, the night sky view shifts, causing different constellations to be visible at different times of the year. This phenomenon occurs because of the changing position of Earth relative to the Sun and the stars.


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