An observer of the night sky in the Northern Hemisphere would be able to see that

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Polaris, the "North Star," remains nearly fixed in the sky due to its position almost directly above the Earth's North Pole. As the Earth rotates, the constellations appear to move across the sky, but Polaris remains in a nearly constant position, serving as a stable point in the night sky. This makes it an exception to the apparent motion of other stars and constellations.

An Observer of the Night Sky in the Northern Hemisphere