Geography · Astronomy
Why does the Pole Star appear stationary at one fixed position in the sky?
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- 1Its distance from the Earth is constant
- 2It is located at the center of the solar system
- 3It revolves at the same speed as the Earth's rotation
- 4It lies in the direction of the Earth's rotational axis✓
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It lies in the direction of the Earth's rotational axis
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