At opposition,when Mars comes relatively close to Earth,where would it be seen in the sky by an observer in Earth's northern hemisphere?

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At opposition, Mars would be on the opposite side of the sky from the sun and would be visible throughout the night, reaching its highest point in the sky (called culmination) around midnight. For an observer in the northern hemisphere, Mars would be high in the southern sky at midnight.

At Opposition,when Mars Comes Relatively Close to Earth,where Would It