Set the date and time to 9pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location. Make sure...

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Set the date and time to 9pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location. Make sure the atmosphere is on in your Stellarium as it is needed to ensure your coordinates are correct for this lab. You will know if your atmosphere is on if the "Atmosphere" button on the bottom panel is lit up. Hit the play button to pause time. For the following stars near the celestial Equator, measure the Altitude and Azimuth and record in the table. It is important to have the time and date exactly correct. Remember 9pm is 21:00. Round to the nearest arcminutes. Don't enter a decimal for any of the values. See Altair for example of correct formatting. There are 60 arcseconds in an arcminute. Round up if equal to or greater than 30", and round down if less than 30". Do not enter the or symbols in your answer. Star Name Altair Saik Spica Enif AZ 101° 56' ALT +33° 02' Now advance time by two hours to 11pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location and measure the Alt and Az of the same stars. Record in the table below. Hit the play button to pause time. It is important to have the time, date, and location exactly correct. Remember 11pm is 23:00. Round to the nearest arcminute. See Altair for example of correct formatting. Star Name Altair Saik Spica Enif AZ 129° 35' ALT +55° 43' O Set the date and time back to 9pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location. Hit the play button to pause time. For the following stars near the north celestial pole, measure the Altitude and Azimuth and record in the table. It is important to have the time and date exactly correct. Remember 9pm is 21:00. Round to the nearest arcminute. See Caph for example of correct formatting. Star Name Caph Dubhe Altais AZ 27° 00' O ALT +14° 51' 0 Now advance time by two hours to 11 pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location and measure the Alt and Az of the same stars. Record in the table below. Hit the play button to pause time. It is important to have the time, date, and location exactly correct. Remember 11pm is 23:00. Round to the nearest arcminute. See Caph for example of correct formatting. Star Name Caph Dubhe Altais AZ 35° 19' ALT +27° 57' O Set the date and time to 9pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location. Make sure the atmosphere is on in your Stellarium as it is needed to ensure your coordinates are correct for this lab. You will know if your atmosphere is on if the "Atmosphere" button on the bottom panel is lit up. Hit the play button to pause time. For the following stars near the celestial Equator, measure the Altitude and Azimuth and record in the table. It is important to have the time and date exactly correct. Remember 9pm is 21:00. Round to the nearest arcminutes. Don't enter a decimal for any of the values. See Altair for example of correct formatting. There are 60 arcseconds in an arcminute. Round up if equal to or greater than 30", and round down if less than 30". Do not enter the or symbols in your answer. Star Name Altair Saik Spica Enif AZ 101° 56' ALT +33° 02' Now advance time by two hours to 11pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location and measure the Alt and Az of the same stars. Record in the table below. Hit the play button to pause time. It is important to have the time, date, and location exactly correct. Remember 11pm is 23:00. Round to the nearest arcminute. See Altair for example of correct formatting. Star Name Altair Saik Spica Enif AZ 129° 35' ALT +55° 43' O Set the date and time back to 9pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location. Hit the play button to pause time. For the following stars near the north celestial pole, measure the Altitude and Azimuth and record in the table. It is important to have the time and date exactly correct. Remember 9pm is 21:00. Round to the nearest arcminute. See Caph for example of correct formatting. Star Name Caph Dubhe Altais AZ 27° 00' O ALT +14° 51' 0 Now advance time by two hours to 11 pm on July 15, 2023 for Tempe location and measure the Alt and Az of the same stars. Record in the table below. Hit the play button to pause time. It is important to have the time, date, and location exactly correct. Remember 11pm is 23:00. Round to the nearest arcminute. See Caph for example of correct formatting. Star Name Caph Dubhe Altais AZ 35° 19' ALT +27° 57' O

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