Quick quiz Q asks about Polaris and Thuban history
A reader quiz notes that Polaris has not always been the pole star, with Thuban cited as the pole star around 300 B.C. It also explains Congress press coverage, stating a special Press Gallery space is set aside for members of the press to cover proceedings.
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