As seen by an observer floating above the clouds of Uranus, where would the Sun be located in midsummer in the northern hemisphere?
A) directly over a line of latitude 25° south of the equator
B) directly over a line of latitude 25° north of the equator
C) almost directly above the equator
D) almost directly above its north pole

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Uranus has an extreme axial tilt of about 98 degrees, meaning during its summer and winter, its poles point almost directly at the Sun. In midsummer in the northern hemisphere, the Sun would be almost directly above its north pole.

As Seen by an Observer Floating Above the Clouds of Uranus