Where in the Sky Would an Observer at the Earth's

question 65

Multiple Choice

Where in the sky would an observer at the Earth's equator see the celestial equator?

• A)The celestial equator would be at 45 degrees above the northern horizon.
• B)The celestial equator would be at 45 degrees above the southern horizon.
• C)The celestial equator would coincide with the horizon.
• D)The celestial equator would be directly overhead.

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