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    The Difference in Declination Angles Between the North and South
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The Difference in Declination Angles Between the North and South

Question 275

Question 275

Multiple Choice

The difference in declination angles between the north and south celestial poles is


A) variable, depending on the season.
B) 23.5°.
C) 90°.
D) 180°.

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