If you are at the north pole wacthing the sun set what direction are you looking, north, south, east, west?

Answer 1

The sun doesn't set at the north pole. It's either daytime (in summer) or nighttime (in winter).

Answer 2

If you are in the North Pole, you only can look to the south! Any point in the horizon is south to you. The Sun in Spring and Summer turn around you... during spring, each round will be a little higher, and during the summer lower. The last day of summer you will have the sunset (you only can see 50% of the Sun), with the Sun moving around you, in the horizon. Remember that is a very slow sunset and maybe takes two or more days (two or more turn around you) before all the Sun would be under the horizon.

Answer 3

South

Answer 4

Ok let's get passed that the sun doesn't set. If you are at the North Pole there is only one direction you can look and that is south. Likewise at the South Pole you can only look north.

Answer 5

At the north pole, the Sun simply makes circles in the sky, centered on the line directly above you. The Sun stays visible for 6 months, then it very slowly dips below the horizon (still circling), and stays out of sight for 6 months.

So basically, the Sun would set across the entire horizon.

Answer 6

The north pole is in daylight for half the year, and in night for the other (winter) half.

Answer 7

If you wait long enough...eventually south

Answer 8

TSR 21 IS ON THE RIGHT TRACK

Answer 9

same as above ^^