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March 20th 04, 04:21 PM
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Hello!
I have not many experience of night sky observation. I want to know that HOW to estimate the inclination of the Milky Way to the ecliptic and celestial equator by human hand? Until present, there is no one answer my question. Is there any one help? Thanks. Bzoodie 
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March 23rd 04, 04:38 AM
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On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 00:21:10 +0800, "Bzoodie Zolio"
wrote: Hello! I have not many experience of night sky observation. I want to know that HOW to estimate the inclination of the Milky Way to the ecliptic and celestial equator by human hand? Until present, there is no one answer my question. Is there any one help? Thanks. Bzoodie Didn't you post this same question about four days ago with the subject line: "Measurement by Hand"? Several good answers were provided. Al Moore
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