Ancient observers could identify a specific location in the night sky by
A)recognizing patterns called constellations.
B)using solar angles.
C)locating the moons of other planets.
D)locating the angles of Earth's moon.

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Ancient observers could identify a specific location in the night sky by recognizing patterns called constellations, which are groupings of stars that form recognizable shapes or patterns. These constellations were used as landmarks to navigate and keep track of time.

Ancient Observers Could Identify a Specific Location in the Night