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  • universe. Working with the celestial sphere offers a convenient way of describing what we see from Earth. When we refer to the celestial sphere, we are imagining...
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  • Astronomy is the scientific study of celestial bodies in the visible universe, from the scale of a few meters to the macro scale, including: the underlying...
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  • b. Celestial pole The two celestial poles are the imaginary points where the Earth's spin axis intersects the celestial sphere. The north celestial pole...
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  • b. Celestial pole The two celestial poles are the imaginary points where the Earth's spin axis intersects the celestial sphere. The north celestial pole...
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  • reader should remember from high school that the reason why the Earth has seasons is that its axis of rotation is at an angle to the plane of its orbit....
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  • spins, it appears to us that the celestial sphere is spinning. It spins about the Earth's pole, so that the celestial poles appear stationary and the stars...
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  • great importance for the navigation of seafarers or desert hikers, the celestial objects that were movable compared to the fixed star sky were often used...
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  • Contents The Earth's nearest celestial neighbor is the Moon, which has an average distance from the Earth of about 240,000 miles (386,000 kilometers)...
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  • publication of De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (On the Revolution of the Celestial Sphere) to be the start of the Scientific Revolution. In the years that...
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  • longitudinally magnetic lines, the location and direction of the sun and other celestial objects, or prevailing wind direction and odors. In vector navigation...
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  • Over the course of a year, the Sun moves through a great circle on the celestial sphere, tracing out the same path year after year. This path is called...
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  • darkened as we see it from Earth. As one of the rare and very spectacular celestial events, a solar eclipse is well worth seeing if you should ever have the...
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  • become rounded by its own gravity. You can play around with non-planet celestial bodies (e.g. a giant oblong object floating in space) as the basis of...
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  • plane is everything that is at right angles from the north (or south) celestial pole. If they are standing at Earth's north (or south) pole, then the...
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  • underlying order in nature — though no real connection between human and celestial events existed, the prophecies of astrology were the ancestors of modern...
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  • shooting star is not a star at all, but rather a meteor. A meteor is any celestial body (usually quite small) that falls to the Earth. Most burn up in the...
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  • do in Astronomy Current Unsolved Mysteries Observational Astronomy The Celestial Sphere Coordinate Systems Phases of the Moon Eclipses Daily Motions Yearly...
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  • seconds, and hence every moment of your life can be accounted for in this celestial motion of our planet. For centuries, time has been a direct measure of...
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  • times the distance between them leads to a point close to the Southern Celestial Pole. Alternatively, if a line is constructed perpendicularly between...
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  • have a shot of outer space (beginning with Earth, then including a small celestial body, then the Sun and the Moon) as background, but this one has got Liz...
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