While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:The zodiac is a belt of sky around the Earth’s orbit, and the astrological signs refer to the cluster of stars that occupy 1/12 of the circle. The Babylonians had divided the zodiac into 12 equal signs by 1500 B.C.E. The Ancient Greeks identified the 12 star signs that we are familiar with today. The Earth has moved on its axis since, and the chronology of the zodiac has shifted one sign to the West.The student wants to specify how and why the zodiac has changed since it was first recorded in the ancient world. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?Because the Earth has moved on its axis since the Greeks and the Babylonians defined the zodiac, the chronology of the zodiac has shifted one sign to the West.eliminateBoth the Babylonians and the Ancient Greeks identified 12 star signs in a belt of sky around the Earth’s orbit.eliminateThe Babylonians identified 12 zodiac signs before the Ancient Greeks, though we credit the Greeks with identifying the star signs that we're familiar with today.eliminateThe zodiac is a belt of sky around the Earth’s orbit that the Babylonians and the Ancient Greeks subdivided into 12 star clusters.

In astrological calendars, Capricorn ranges from Dec 22 – Jan 19.  This time range is(selected ALL of the answers that are correct)Group of answer choicesdetermined by the present day position of the Sundetermined by the past position of the Sun during the ancient Greek timesnot consistent with the present day position of the Sun because of the precession of Earth’s axisnot consistent with the present day position of the Sun because of the precession of the Sunnot consistent with the present day position of the Sun because of the slow wobble of Earth's rotational axis, with a cycle of 26,000 years

Difference between astronomy and astrology\

Constellations of the Zodiac are(selected ALL of the answers that are correct) Group of answer choicesfound along the celestial equatorfound along the path passing through the Vernal/Autumnal Equinoxes and Summer/Winter Solsticesfound along the eclipticfound along the path of the Sun on the celestial sphere

What is a piece of evidence that proves Earth revolves around the sun?We have day and nightWe see the same constellations all year round.The moon rises and sets across our skyWe see different constellations at different times of the year

The astrolabe was an instrument that had been used by the ancient Greeks to calculate the position of the sun and stars. Muslim astronomers improved the astrolabe around 850 A.D. With the use of the astrolabe, Muslim geographers were able to A. create maps of all of Africa and Asia. B. be the first people to sail around the world. C. predict earthquakes and other natural disasters. D. calculate the size and circumference of the Earth.