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Sep27-05, 02:37 PM   #1
 

Astronomy - Sidereal time


Hello, sorry I wasnt sure if this should be in the physics section of homework, but I didn't see anything where the astronomy section was...anyways.

Im reviewing sidereal time systems, so given a right ascention and declination, I need to calculate what time an object is at its highest point in the sky (ie when it crosses the meridian?) How do I do this calculation?
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Sep27-05, 03:53 PM   #2
 
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This isn't exactly my forte, but there is a tutorial at the following website.

http://www.astro.uu.nl/~strous/AA/en...onpositie.html
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