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Why does Polaris not appear to move in the sky? A. It is located directly above the axis of the earth. B. It spins in the same direction as the earth. C. It stays in a constellation. D. It is the biggest
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Why does Polaris not appear to move in the sky?

A.
It is located directly above the axis of the earth.


B.
It spins in the same direction as the earth.


C.
It stays in a constellation.


D.
It is the biggest star in the sky.

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B i believe

but dont quote me

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