Technically speaking, if you were to stand at the North Pole there would be only the direction considered south. Compasses work off of magnetic pole, we refer to this as the "North Pole." A compass always shows the direction of North, so imagine standing at the North Pole and trying to go east, it wouldn't work too well because as you go east the compass reading would change.
Yes, it is possible. Such a flag is known as a "windsock," and it is commonly used at airports to indicate wind direction for takeoffs and landings. Windsocks are designed in a way that they will always point in the direction from which the wind is blowing.
From the South Pole, every direction is North.
South, every direction from the North Pole is south.
It is North.(From the south Pole, every direction is north.)
Every direction except south.
Every direction for 360 degrees is south. You can still go up or down, though.
Because when you are at the South pole, every direction is north.
the North Pole
because of its direction
Any point from the Earth's North Pole would be in the south direction without any deviation.
North. From the south pole, every direction is North, no matter where you're going.
No, say if you sit on the north pole every direction would be south