Where would you have to be to see the north celestial pole directly over your head (i.e.,in your zenith)?
A) on the equator
B) at the North Pole of Earth
C) at a position about 1° away from Earth's South Pole, to account for precession
D) at the South Pole of Earth

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The North Celestial Pole is located very near the star Polaris, and it stays in the same position in the sky relative to Earth's rotation. Therefore, to see it directly overhead, one would need to be at the North Pole of Earth.

Where Would You Have to Be to See the North