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If an Observer Points Toward the Zenith Today and Points

Question 230

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If an observer points toward the zenith today and points there again 45 days later, they will have pointed twice in the same direction relative to

A) the horizon.
B) the Sun.
C) the Moon.
D) the fixed stars.

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