1. On the celestial sphere, the stars of the Southern Cross are found relatively close to the south celestial pole. When would you be able to see them if you were at the North Pole?

2. If you look back at Figure 2.6, you’ll notice that the stars of the constellations Andromeda and Pisces are both on the northern half if the celestial sphere, but Andromeda is located closer to the north celestial pole. Based on that fact, which statement will be true in the local sky at the North Pole?