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Where on Earth do stars always circle the zenith (and never rise and set)? a. at the equator b. at the north pole c. at the latitude of Washington D.C. d. everywhere e. nowhere<…

Where on Earth do stars always circle the zenith (and never rise and set)? a. at the equator b. at the north pole c. at the latitude of Washington D.C. d. everywhere e. nowhere<…
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Where on Earth do stars always circle the zenith (and never rise and set)?

a. at the equator
b. at the north pole
c. at the latitude of Washington D.C.
d. everywhere
e. nowhere

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it is at the north pole

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