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The Practical Astronomer

Note 39 — Chapter II

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Or find the sun’s right ascension for the given day; substract this from the star or planet’s right ascension, and the remainder is the approximate time of the star’s coming to the meridian. The difference between this time and the time of observation, will then determine the point to which the telescope is to be directed.

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