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Jeff Blair
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Reged: 05/25/06
Posts: 48
Loc: Aliso Viejo, CA
Planisphere question
      08/06/06 02:14 AM

I found a cheap stargazers pack by Philip's at the bookstore today. It included a nice wall chart, a guide to the northern constellations and a nice planisphere. $4.99 not bad.
My question is that the planisphere is for 51.5 degree's N. I am located at 33 dgrees in SoCal. Will this planisphere be of any use to me? Is it merely a matter that the chart will show stars to the north that will be below my horizon and not show stars to the south that I could see?
Any feedback on how this works?
Thanks.

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Jeff
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* Planisphere question Jeff Blair 08/06/06 02:14 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question refractory   08/06/06 05:04 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question edwincjones   08/06/06 08:06 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question Jeff Blair   08/06/06 07:34 PM
. * Re: Planisphere question refractory   08/07/06 12:28 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question DJB   08/08/06 04:45 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question EdZModerator   08/08/06 06:32 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question Jeff Blair   08/08/06 02:35 PM
. * Re: Planisphere question DJB   08/09/06 03:51 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question John Flannery   08/09/06 04:44 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question EdZModerator   08/09/06 06:19 AM
. * Re: Planisphere question DJB   08/10/06 04:11 AM

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