| 31. | Note that conjunctions in right ascension and ecliptic longitude need not to take place on the same date.
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| 32. | The star is located at Right Ascension 15h 55m 47s and Declination 37 deg 56 arcmin 49 arcsec.
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| 33. | It is located in the far southern sky, at a year 2000 declination of and a right ascension of.
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| 34. | Ordered by right ascension, WR 1 was the first star in the The Sixth Catalogue of galactic Wolf-Rayet stars.
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| 35. | Right ascension is represented on the edge, where the dates with which to set the planisphere are also found.
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| 36. | Knowing one's geographic latitude and longitude these measurements can be used to derive the star's right ascension and declination.
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| 37. | Ordered by right ascension, WR 3 was the third star in the The Sixth Catalogue of galactic Wolf-Rayet stars.
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| 38. | It is possible, that there is a triple conjunction in right ascension, but not in ecliptic longitude and vice versa.
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| 39. | The following is a list of the 10 stars commonly included as members of the coathanger, organized by right ascension.
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| 40. | On reading the report, it becomes apparent that Picard had been using clocks to determine the right ascension of stars.
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