If an observer is at the North Pole, how would that person describe the angle with the horizon made by stars as they rise and set?
A) It is perpendicular to the horizon.
B) It is variable but never more than 23.5.
C) It is variable but never more than 66.5.
D) The stars do not rise and set when viewed from the North Pole but instead move parallel to the horizon.

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At the North Pole, stars appear to move in circles around the celestial pole due to Earth's rotation, maintaining a constant elevation above the horizon. They neither rise nor set in the traditional sense but move parallel to the horizon.

If an Observer Is at the North Pole, How Would