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    The Brightest Star (Apparent Magnitude -1) in the Night Sky
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The Brightest Star (Apparent Magnitude -1) in the Night Sky

Question 13

Question 13

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The brightest star (apparent magnitude -1) in the night sky in the Northern Hemisphere is named


A) Polaris.
B) Sirius.
C) Deneb.
D) Alpha Centauri.

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