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Celestial Sphere

Jan 03, 2026

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Dive into the wonders of the celestial sphere as we explore the constellation Orion. Known for its distinctive shape and bright stars, Orion is one of the most recognized constellations in the night sky. This guide will provide insights into Orion’s significant stars, such as Betelgeuse and Rigel, its mythology, and its role in navigation. Whether you are a seasoned stargazer or a curious newcomer, this overview of Orion will enhance your appreciation for the cosmos and inspire further exploration.

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Celestial Sphere

ORION
Orion

Celestial Sphere

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Celestial Sphere

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The Celestial Sphere

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The Celestial Sphere

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The Celestial Sphere

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Celestial Sphere

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Ancient astronomy &amp; celestial sphere

Ancient astronomy &amp; celestial sphere. ASTR 1010 Lecture 3 . In this lecture, you will learn. 2-1 The importance of astronomy in ancient civilizations around the world 2-2 That regions of the sky are divided around groups of stars called constellations

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Celestial Sphere Notes

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Celestial Sphere

Celestial Sphere. Local View. On earth objects are usually viewed in flat Euclidean geometry. From the earth the stars appear to be fixed on a sphere that rotates. Great distance to objects Earth’s rotation. Any plane through the center of a sphere intersects the sphere in a great circle .

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2. The Celestial Sphere Goals :

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Positions on the Celestial Sphere

Positions on the Celestial Sphere. How to locate (and track) objects from a spinning, orbiting platform in space…. Homework 1 due Tuesday Jan 15. Pointing and Tracking Astrophysical Objects. Frisco Peak Telescope – Pointing and Tracking Precision less than 10 arcsec

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The Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere. (The sphere should really be rotating, not Earth). An Ancient Greek Idea. Imagine the universe to be a hollow sphere with the Earth at the center The Celestial Sphere Idea based upon how things _________ to be The pattern of stars in the sky ________________

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The Celestial Sphere

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Motions of the Celestial Sphere

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The Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere. Celestial Equator Ecliptic Two intersecting planes -- the 4 cardinal pts – equinoxes and solstices. The sky from 3 different position on Earth. Origin of the seasons -- tilt of the Earth’s axis. Precession. Phases of the Moon. Eclipses of the Sun and Moon.

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The Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere. From our perspective on Earth the stars appear embedded on a distant 2-dimensional surface – the Celestial Sphere. The Celestial Sphere. Although we know better, it is helpful to use this construct to think about how we see the night sky from Earth.

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Motions in the sky: The celestial sphere

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The Celestial Sphere

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The Sun and the Celestial Sphere

The Sun and the Celestial Sphere. As the Earth orbits the Sun we seen the Sun in different locations against the backdrop of stars. The Earth reaches the same location in its orbit on the same calendar date each year. The Sun and the Celestial Sphere.

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The Celestial Sphere

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Celestial Sphere

Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

Celestial Sphere

Ancient astronomy &amp;amp; celestial sphere

Celestial Sphere Notes

Celestial Sphere

2. The Celestial Sphere Goals :

Positions on the Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

Motions of the Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

Motions in the sky: The celestial sphere

The Celestial Sphere

The Sun and the Celestial Sphere

The Celestial Sphere

Ancient astronomy & celestial sphere