History, asked by ashmitmeena, 1 year ago

the polar star indicates the direction to the

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Answered by Thechosen1

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Answer:

NORTH

Explanation:

The polar star is approximately aligned with the Earth's axis of rotation, its apparent position is close to the celestial North pole, and lies approximately directly overhead when viewed from the Earth's North Pole. The current polar star is Polaris also known as the North Star.

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Answered by Krishlaykumar

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North

Polar star always bright north direction

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