...system on the celestial sphere. Define two...
...two equinoxes. the celestial sphere and how...
...vast distances between celestial objects. While the...
...only one other celestial object (the Moon)...
...times to such celestial objects as our...
...large sizes of celestial objects. It is...
...conditions existing on celestial objects and about...
...The light from celestial objects requires a...
...its use in celestial navigation texts). For...
...recognized on a celestial globe equipped with...
...tie-in to the celestial sphere and celestial...
...celestial sphere and celestial coordinates. Most students...
...such as a celestial globe, and to...
...by using a celestial globe or armillary...
...pole star on celestial navigation in the...
...sky positions of celestial objects and the...
...the most familiar celestial variations for students,...
...positions of these celestial objects. Eclipse seasons...
...students observe bright celestial objects over a...
...trails near the celestial equator and near...
...constellations. 3. The celestial equator is above...
...equator on the celestial sphere. 4. The...
...easy. 7. The celestial sphere is the...
...appears. 8. The celestial equator is the...
...line around the celestial sphere midway between...
...midway between the celestial poles. The celestial...
...celestial poles. The celestial equator is directly...
...north and south celestial poles are the...
...intersection of the celestial sphere with the...
...Sun on the celestial sphere. It is...
...relative to the celestial equator because the...
...to cross the celestial equator. The summer...
...ecliptic crosses the celestial equator. The solstices...
...It causes the celestial poles to change...
...slowly on the celestial sphere. 16. The...
...33. The north celestial pole is seen...
...to the south celestial pole as Polaris...
...Because the north celestial pole is on...
...north, the north celestial pole’s altitude will...
...to the south celestial pole will be...