Polaris, the North Star, is almost always visible in the same location because
A) it is the brightest star in the sky.
B) it is gravitationally attracted to our sun.
C) it is the closest star to the earth, besides our sun.
D) the axis of the earth passes directly through the North Star.

Question

Polaris, the North Star, is almost always visible in the same location because
A)	it is the brightest star in the sky.	
B)	it is gravitationally attracted to our sun.	
C)	it is the closest star to the earth, besides our sun.	
D)	the axis of the earth passes directly through the North Star.

dogzcatz · Answer

D) the axis of the earth passes directly through the North Star.

kjsaif · Answer

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