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								The imaginary circle on the celestial sphere that 
is midway between the north and south celestial poles 
is the 									 
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								Celestial equator 									 
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								 The imaginary point directly below the observer 
is termed the 									 
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								Nadir or antizenith 									 
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								 The altitude of the celestial pole in the observer's sky is equal to 									 
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								The observer's latitude									 
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								The approximate date on which the Sun is farthest 
north of the celestial equator is 									 
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								June 21st									 
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								The Sun rises farthest north of east at 
intervals of a 									 
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								Tropical year									 
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								Which ecliptic coordinate is measured 
eastward from the vernal equinox along the 
ecliptic?									 
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								Celestial longitude 									 
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								The sidereal month is defined as 
the Moon's period with respect to the 									 
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								Fixed stars									 
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								The full Moon should set approximately 
at 									 
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								6 a.m. 									 
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								When the Moon's ascending node is on 
top of the vernal equinox, the Moon will 
pass through its 									 
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								Major standstills
									 
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								He fact that the Moon's nodes regress, 
i.e. move westwards with respect to the 
fixed stars, while the Moon moves eastwards 
means that 									 
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								The nodical month will be shorter 
than the sidereal month 									 
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								Which of the following suggested astronomical 
connections for Stonehenge is definitely not 
currently accepted?									 
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								Use of the Aubrey holes to predict 
eclipses 									 
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								The term heliacal rising for an object (star 
or planet) refers to its 									 
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								First appearance in the morning sky before sunrise 									 
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								The alignment of the passageway into Newgrange 
is approximately in the direction of									 
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								 winter solstice (midwinter) sunrise 									 
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								The alignment in Cuzco, the Inca capital, 
associated with the Sun's (unseen) passage through 
the antizenith was 									 
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								The one from the Ushnu towards 
the four stone columns on Cerro Picchu 									 
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								 The number of huacas in the Inca ceque 
system of Cuzco, which is 328, approximately equals 
the number of days in 12 sidereal months.  It also 
roughly matches which of the following?  									 
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								 the number of nights in the year during 
which the Pleiades is visible 									 
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