1. While in the Stellarium window on your computer, grab and drag the screen until you are looking at "N" on the horizon to look due North. Change the field of view (zoom in or out) by using your mouse wheel, or by clicking on the "f" or "\\" keys on your keyboard. Zoom in or out until you can see the North Celestial Pole (NCP) in your field of view. Speed up the time rate until you can see the sky moving on the screen. In what direction does the sky appear to rotate as time moves forward? Now grab the screen and move to looking "S" on the horizon to look due south. Repeat step 1. Now how do the stars appear to move? 3. Now move your viewing area until you are looking due west, and grab and move the field of view up or down until you have a at horizon on your screen. Reset TIME to the current date and time of day. Advance the time until the sun sets to determine sunset for today: time of sunset for today = Do the same for sunrise today on the eastern horizon: time of sunrise = 4. While looking due East: a. choose a star, or the Sun and advance the time until the object is on the horizon. b. Carefully center a protractor on the screen where the object touches the horizon. c. Increase the time rate until the chosen object moves fast enough that you can see it move, and moves all the way to the outer edge of your protractor. d. At what angle does your object rise (and also set) with respect to the horizon