Where Would an Observer Have to Be to See the South

question 96

Multiple Choice

Where would an observer have to be to see the south celestial pole on the horizon?

• A) about 1° away from the South Pole, to allow for Earth's precession
• B) at the South Pole of Earth
• C) at the North Pole of Earth
• D) on the equator

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