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Could a person at the South Pole see the North Star? Explain.

Could a person at the South Pole see the North Star? Explain.
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Could a person at the South Pole see the North Star? Explain.

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Yes, North is a direction and the south pole is a place so yes you can see the north star from the south pole

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User Sport
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Yes

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Because yes

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