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University of Rio Grande - SCIENCE 1401Celestial Globe<Part 3: Lab Report>

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Part 3: Lab Report – Celestial Globe List three things that can be seen in a celestial globe (and in star charts)? 1. Sun 2. Moon 3. Planets I. Big Dipper Draw in the space provided (as best as ... you can) the Big Dipper, indicating the position and the name of each star belonging to it (note that the Big Dipper is part of the constellation Ursa Major). Names of the Stars that Form the Big Dipper 1.-Alkaid 3.-Alioth 5.-Phecda 7.-Merak 2.-Mizar 4.-Megrez 6.-Dubhe 8.- . Declination (Dec.) and Right Ascension (R.A.) Indicate the Declination or Right Ascension of the following objects: Object Declination Object Right Ascension (R.A.) Sun on December 22 23.5 ° Star Sirius in Canis Majoris (Canis Major) 6h 44m Sun on March 21 0 ° Star Algenib in Pisces 0h 13m 14s Sun on June 22 23.5 ° Star Gemma in Corona Borealis (a Corona Borealis) 15h 34m 41.268s Sun on September 21 23.5 ° Star Hamal in Aries 02h 07m 10.40570s Star Schedar in Cassiopeia +56 ° 32’14. 392” Star Antares in Scorpius 16h29m 24.45970s Constellation Corvus -20 ° Star Vega in Lyra 18h 36m 56.33635s Star Markab in Pegasus +2.33 ° - +36.61 ° Constellation Southern Cross (Crux) -60 ° Star Deneb in Cygnus +45 ° 16’ 49” Star Antares in Scorpius -26 ° 25’ 55.2094” [Show More]

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