Multiple Choice
Polaris, the "pole star," is at present
A) within 1° of the north celestial pole.
B) precisely at the north celestial pole, by definition.
C) above Earth's magnetic pole.
D) exactly perpendicular to the ecliptic plane (ecliptic pole) .
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