As seen from the Earth's southern hemisphere, the celestial equator passes
A)north of overhead.
B)south of overhead.
C)through the north celestial pole.
D)through the south celestial pole.

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The celestial equator, as seen from the Earth's southern hemisphere, appears north of the zenith (the point directly overhead), because the celestial equator is an extension of the Earth's equator into space and the southern hemisphere is below the equator.

As Seen from the Earth's Southern Hemisphere, the Celestial Equator