People who live in Australia can indeed see the star Polaris. They just have to visit the northern hemisphere to do it. The earth's axis has a reasonably stable orientation toward north/south; thanks to the stabilizing effect of the moon, it doesn't swing wildly out of place. So people viewing the sky from closer to the north pole can see the northern sky and not the southern sky. People viewing the sky from closer to the south pole can see the southern sky and not the northern. Polaris is very close to the point the north pole actually points to, which is why it is called 'Polaris', the pole star.
Well that question will never be answered as population in cities always changes. Australia though would probably have more people living in it.
No. Polaris is a star, like our sun, so you could not live on it.
The least people live in the remote areas like Central Australia.
Most people live near Sydney, Australia. One out of 7 people in Australia live there. The east coast has most of the people. Very few can live in the interior because there is very little water there.
The people that live in Australia have different cultures that they hold on to. The aboriginal values make up the larger part of societies in Australia.
Aborigines were the first people to live in Australia. Archaeological evidence proves this.
Approximately 700,001 Germans live in the country Australia
No justin bieber lived in canada he never lived in australia!
About 22,000,000 people live in the nation of Australia.
Australia is a multicultural country. this means that we have people come from many nationalities all around the world. every nationality is allowed in Australia, and this will probably never change
No: there are no longer any nomadic indigenous people in Australia. No aboriginal people live a truly traditional lifestyle anymore.
Good question, you can try looking it up online.