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    The Angle Between an Observer's Horizon and the North Celestial
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The Angle Between an Observer's Horizon and the North Celestial

Question 311

Question 311

Multiple Choice

The angle between an observer's horizon and the north celestial pole is governed by


A) longitude.
B) local time.
C) latitude.
D) sidereal time.

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