Geography · Astronomy
Some deep craters near the poles of the Moon never receive sunlight and remain in permanent shadow because the rotational axis of the Moon is nearly ____________ to the plane of the ecliptic (direction of the Sun's light).
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- 1Opposite
- 2Identical
- 3Parallel
- 4Perpendicular✓
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Perpendicular
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