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If an Observer Were Standing on the South Pole at the Time

Question 282

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If an observer were standing on the South Pole at the time of the autumnal equinox, where would the Sun be at midday?

A) at zenith
B) 23.5° above the horizon
C) well below the horizon
D) on the horizon

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