Exploring New Methods for Celestial Navigation: A Scientist's Perspective

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I am a scientist by trade, but evolutionary biology, not astronomy. I am interested in celestial navigation as a side hobby and am interested in working out some ideas for new methods. I thought I would chat with some folks here.
 
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