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  2.    <title>Star Dust Stories: Using a Planisphere</title>
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  11.          <ul>
  12.             <li><a href="#">Home</a></li>
  13.             <li><a href="#">Astronomers</a></li>
  14.             <li><a href="#">Moons</a></li>
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  24.          <h1>The Planisphere</h1>
  25.          <p>A <strong>planisphere</strong> is a visual aid to astronomers and stargazers.
  26.             It consists of two disks: One displays all of the visible
  27.             constellations in the night sky, and the other covers the first
  28.             and contains a window that indicates the portion of the sky currently
  29.             visible. The second disk is then rotated to match the current date and
  30.             time. Planispheres come in a variety of sizes and types. The important
  31.             thing to remember is that you must have a planisphere that matches
  32.             the longitude of your stargazing location.
  33.          </p>
  34.          <p>On the right is an online planisphere. It consists of two images laid on
  35.             top of one another. The top image is the viewing disk of the planisphere. The
  36.             bottom image contains the sky map. This planisphere is
  37.             automatically rotated for you, displaying the current date and time
  38.             and visible constellations for observers at a longitude of
  39.             40<sup>&deg;</sup> North. To use a planisphere, hold directly overhead with
  40.             the arrow facing north as indicated on the viewing disk.</p>
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