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Atlas of the Lunar Terminator
Atlas Arrangement of the Atlas 57 Making the Mosaics 57 Colongitude 291° 61
Colongitude 303° 64 Colongitude 309° 68 Colongitude 315° 72 Colongitude 323
° 76 Colongitude 328° 80 Colongitude 334° 84 Colongitude 343° 88 Colongitude
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John Edward Westfall, 2000
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Practical Astronomy with Your Calculator
Note that the Sun's selenographic longitude is often expressed as the
colongitude, which is just 90° — longitude (reduced to the range 0-360 by adding
or subtracting 360). If we know the colongitude of the Sun, then the
selenographic ...
Peter Duffett-Smith, 1988
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The Hatfield Lunar Atlas: Digitally Re-Mastered Edition
Although this used to be used to signify the state of illumination of the lunar
surface, most amateur astronomy organizations nowadays prefer to quote the
Sun's Selenographic Colongitude. The Sun's Selenographic Colongitude, or
more ...
Anthony Charles Cook, 2012
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The Moon and How to Observe It
Colongitude. and. the. Lunar. Terminator. If the Moon maintained a perfectly
circular orbit around the Earth and did not undergo librations, it would present the
same face towards the Earth: its morning and evening terminators would cross
over ...
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Observing the Solar System: The Modern Astronomer's Guide
In many lunar ephemerides you will find a column of numbers headed by the
term selenographic colongitude. This is simply the selenographic longitude of the
morning terminator. Thus, the selenographic colongitude when the Moon is at
first ...
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Astronomical Almanac for the Year 2015 and Its Companion, ...
The following relations hold approximately: longitude of morning terminator = 360
° _ colongitude of Sun longitude of evening terminator = 180° (or 540°) _
colongitude of Sun The altitude (а) of the Sun above the lunar horizon at a point
at ...
Nautical Almanac Office (U S ), 2014
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The Cambridge Photographic Moon Atlas
The terminator and colongitude The term 'terminator' is applied to the boundary
between day and night on the Moon, and thus the region where the Sun is
actually rising or setting. Because of the lack of a lunar atmosphere, there is
practically ...
Alan Chu, Wolfgang Paech, Mario Weigand, 2012
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Astronomical Almanac for the Year 2013 and Its Companion, ...
The following relations hold approximately: longitude of morning terminator = 360
° - colongitude of Sun longitude of evening terminator = 180° (or 540°) -
colongitude of Sun The altitude (a) of the Sun above the lunar horizon at a point
at ...
U.s. Nautical Almanac Office, 2012
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Observing the Moon: The Modern Astronomer's Guide
Figure 8.32(b) is another Andrew Johnson drawing, this time made at a mean
colongitude of 178.9. Figure 8.32(c) is a Catalina Observatory (1.5m telescope)
photograph taken at a colongitude of 228.6 and Figure 8.32(d) is another ...
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Astronomical Almanac 2005
The following relations hold approximately: longitude of morning terminator = 360
° - colongitude of Sun longitude of evening terminator = 180° (or 540°) —
colongitude of Sun The altitude (a) of the Sun above the lunar horizon at a point
at ...
Stationery Office, The, 2004
