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Motions: Stargazing Postmortem

Feb 23, 2016

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Motions: Stargazing Postmortem. Moon: Crater Tycho. Moon: Mare Imbrium. Jupiter. Stellar Motion. What Direction (NSEW) are we facing and where on Earth are we? (Equator, Pole, Middle Latitudes). Stellar Motion. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Motions: Stargazing Postmortem

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Moon: Crater Tycho

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Moon: Mare Imbrium

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Jupiter

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Stellar MotionWhat Direction (NSEW) are we facing and where on Earth are we?(Equator, Pole, Middle Latitudes)

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Stellar MotionMonica goes outside in the early evening and and sees these stars from Rogers AR.

What constellation is it?

What will it look like in 8 hours?

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Stellar MotionThe constellation moves about 15⁰ per hour. 8 hours * 15 ⁰ per hour = 135 ⁰

The constellation is above the western horizon.

Why did it “flip”?

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Stellar MotionYou see the Big Dipper (Ursa Major) in the northwest. You are in Rogers.

In one hour, will it be higher or lower in the sky?

Will it set?