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ASTR 1400 LAB FINAL REVIEW: Moons, Celestial Concepts, and Sidereal Time

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ASTR 1400 LAB FINAL REVIEW: Moons, Celestial Concepts, and Sidereal Time

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The _____ barked

dog

The _____ meowed

cat

Know when the following moons rise, are on the meridian and when they set: new moon, 1st quarter moon, full moon, 3rd quarter moon

be able to define the following and find them in the sky: celestial equator, ecliptic, north celestial pole, south celestial pole (define only), meridian, Zenith

Be able to determine the following: local sidereal time, the RA of objects on your meridian, the declination of a star or object, the angular separation between two objects, the altitude of a given object

define the following: summer solstice, winter solstice, vernal equinox, autumnal equinox, celestial sphere, right ascension/declination, azimuth/altitude, latitude/longitude, Exo planet, Terrestrial planet, Jovian planet, Lunar Terminator, retrograde motion, prograde motion, constellation, Asterism, Differential Rotation, circumpolar constellation, list two equatorial constellation, list two zodiacal constellation, list two Signup and view all the answers

Be able to find the following constellations in the sky: Ursa Major, Canis Minor, Ursa Minor, Leo, Auriga, Orion, Gemini, Taurus, Canis Major

Know which constellations these stars are in and be able to find them in the sky: Sirius, Procyon, Capella, Regulus, Polaris, Betelgeuse, Castor, Belatrix, Pollux, Rigel Signup and view all the answers