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Tetrachloride

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5. Wow .. finally, a simplified map.

Reply to progree (Reply #4)

Sat Oct 15, 2022, 02:57 AM

Oct 2022

I thought it would be a lot more common to get a simplified map than information overload.

Search engines falling down on the job. Google used to be a lot more accurate.

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I kept the Elliptic, Planet Names and Star Names.

REGULUS -- wow, I thought that was Mars. I will check again tonight. 10 a.m. here.

I can give this to my students of any level. Just depends on the city lights. Big gz.

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Canopus star [View all] Tetrachloride Oct 2022 OP

Hi, Tetrachloride! usonian Oct 2022 #1

ty for app suggestion. My night sky is blocked to the north by city lights. Tetrachloride Oct 2022 #2

I knew it was a bright star to shine through Tetrachloride Oct 2022 #3

This will help a lot, I think -- in-the-sky.org progree Oct 2022 #4

Wow .. finally, a simplified map. Tetrachloride Oct 2022 #5

I'm glad you liked it ... last night Mars was very close to the moon -- about 5 moon diameters away progree Oct 2022 #6