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Where Would an Observer Have to Be to See the South

Question 96

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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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