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I recently came across an argument that stated that Earth's nighttime view pretty much always faces the outer rim of our galaxy, while the day time view is facing right towards the center, which of course we don't see due to sunlight. There was refrenced a few indian tribes in s.america who trek toward the top of the andes mountains in the winter where the Earth briefy turns center enough just to see galactic center totally naked.
I am not an astronomer, but I was under the impression that galactic center is somewhere around Sagitarius.
What part of our galaxy to we see at nightime?
I am not an astronomer, but I was under the impression that galactic center is somewhere around Sagitarius.
What part of our galaxy to we see at nightime?