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There’s a Faint Glow Opposite the Sun You’ve Probably Never Seen — and It Took Astronomers 300 Years to Explain

Picture a moonless night, far from any city. Look straight at the point in the sky opposite the Sun — the antisolar point, where the Sun would appear if you could see it through the Earth. There, faintly, you might make out an oval-shaped glow, 8 to 10 degrees across. For scale, that’s roughly the […]

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