Geography · Astronomy
Why does the Pole Star (Dhruvtara) appear stationary from the Earth?
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- 1Because it is the largest star in the night sky
- 2Because it is located closest to the Sun
- 3Because it revolves at the same speed as the Earth
- 4Because it lies in the line of the Earth's axis of rotation✓
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Because it lies in the line of the Earth's axis of rotation
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