The constellation Camelopardalis is located at its highest point in the sky, as seen by an observer on February 3 in San Luis Obispo, CA. (Ignore the fact that your starwheel does not include daylight saving time.) Within the next 24 hours, this observer will notice that the constellation Camelopardalis:
A. moves clockwise around Polaris, and never sets below the horizon.
B. moves counterclockwise around Polaris, and never sets below the horizon.
C. moves clockwise around Polaris, and sets below the horizon.
D. moves counterclockwise around Polaris, and sets below the horizon.
Answer:B
The constellation Camelopardalis is located at its highest point in the sky, as seen by an observer on February 3 in San Luis Obispo, CA. (Ignore the fact that your starwheel does not include daylight saving time.) Within the next 24 hours, this observer will notice that the constellation Camelopardalis:
A. moves clockwise around Polaris, and never sets below the horizon. B. moves counterclockwise around Polaris, and never sets below the horizon. C. moves clockwise around Polaris, and sets below the horizon. D. moves counterclockwise around Polaris, and sets below the horizon.