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    Re: Moon, Saturn, and stars last night
    From: Peter Hakel
    Date: 2013 Jun 22, 13:29 -0700
    In addition to plotting the Moon curve fix computed yesterday, I also plot the four other LOPs from Frank's set (attached PNG, using Kermit's scale of 1 cm representing 1 NM).

    In the following, each LOP is characterized by intercept and azimuth, but also by its intersections with the AP's latitude and longitude.  Since in this case all LOPs run in sufficiently oblique directions, they can be plotted directly using these intersection points.


    Peter Hakel


    AP:  41° 20' N;   71° 50' W

    UT   6/21/2013                     Ho

    02:08:05 Saturn 35°57'         35° 52.4'
    
GHA 87° 49.4'
    Dec S 10° 48.1'
    3.1 T 200
    9.3 W; 3.3 S

    02:17:13 Antares 20°43'        20° 37.2'
    
GHA 56° 11.1'
    Dec S 26° 27.6'
    3.2 A 165
    12.3 W; 3.3 N

    02:28:36 Arcturus 61°41'       61° 37.2'

    GHA 92° 32.0'
    Dec N 19° 06.9'
    1.0 A 225
    1.4 E; 1.4 N

    02:39:33 Arcturus 60°13'       60° 09.2'

    GHA 95° 16.7'
    Dec N 19° 06.9'
    1.3 T 229
    1.7 W; 1.9 S

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