what must be your location if the stars move across the sky in circles centered directly overhead?

Answer 1

I don't know why BBQ MASTER is bringing the earth's tilt into it. That has nothing to do with how the stars appear to move; their motion is purely a matter of the earth's rotation about its axis. The tilt is irrelevant.

Matahari says "celestial poles," but the celestial points are imaginary points in the sky directly above the earth's north and south poles. Clearly, no human has visited the celestial poles, and of course the stars would not appear to be moving in circles (generated by the earth's rotation) if one were viewing them from a point many light years above the north or south pole.

The other responses (so far) are correct: the earth's north or south pole.

Answer 2

The North Pole or the South Pole?

Answer 3

North or South pole.

Answer 4

It's very simple - you must be exactly on the pole - either Nort Pole or South Pole.

Answer 5

You are either at the north or the south celestial pole

Answer 6

ok, the earth rotatates around the solar, the solar shines on the celebs that lead them to look like they are shining, so as a result you may could desire to be status at between the pole to make certain that rotation.

Answer 7

good to see that there is at least one intelligent person out there. the "poles" are at a 23 degree tilt. didn't you people pay attention in grade school????

Answer 8

I work at an ice lab in Antarctica and that's how they look from here.