When we look toward the constellation Sagittarius, we are looking

A) at the galaxy's central bulge.
B) toward Polaris, the "Pole Star."
C) toward the Winter Triangle.
D) out toward the outer Milky Way.


A) at the galaxy's central bulge.

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