Wait, i'm confused. How can the arctic circle move "north"? How do you get more north than... north? I might just be tired but I don't get how that's possible (to clarify: if you stand at the exact north pole and somebody tells you to meet up with them, just head north, what direction would you go? Similarly, if they told you to go south from there, you could pick literally any direction. And I know that the arctic circle isn't a point, but it is a circle with the center at the north pole [right..?]. So what gives?)<br><br>Edit: Also, this is neat: if you start at one of the poles (lets say north), you can go south one mile, east one mile, and then north one mile and end up back where you started. Can't do that anywhere else!,(reply>), The Earth gobbles in reference to the sun so the top of it move in a circle, the North South axis moves.