Social Sciences, asked by crazyclasher6907, 7 months ago

The star which indicates the north is called
(a) pole star
(b) pole
(c) north pole
(d) south pole

Answers

Answered by skyfall63
6

(a) Pole Star

Explanation:

  • Polestar also known as the North Star is the brightest star which  appears closest to either celestial poles at any specific time.
  • Though not prominent for its brightness, in the constellation of Ursa Minor, the Pole Star is the brightest star
  • It can be found quite easily above the northern cardinal point as long as we are in the northern hemisphere, since in the southern hemisphere it cannot be seen

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Answered by rahul123437
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Option (a) is the correct answer

The star which indicates the north is called pole star.

Explanation:

  • Pole star are also known as polar star and it is a star.
  • It is a bright and a nearly aligned to the axis of a rotating astronomical body.
  • Also known as polaris and it is colloquially known as North star.
  • It is useful for navigation in the Northern Hemisphere.
  • They are equal to the observer's geographic latitude. but are equal to the observer's geographic latitude.
  • Pole star are also known as North star as it in the direction towards Northern hemisphere.
  • It is widely known as Polaris or North star.

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