Looking up at the clear night sky, the apparent motion of the constellations around Polaris is () A. Static B. Some of them are shifted clockwise around Polaris C.

Observing all astronomical changes on the celestial sphere is the apparent motion of the celestial body, not the real trajectory; The earth moves from west to east, and the celestial movement that people intuitively feel is the rise of the east and the fall of the west; Facing Polaris, all celestial bodies move counterclockwise around Polaris.

Therefore, choose: d.