Air Navigation for Flight Officers
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As the stars in the constellations are lettered according to the Greek alphabet, the latter is here appended for the benefit of those who may not know it. a Alpha. V Nu. Beta. F Xi. y Gamma. O Omicron. 8 Delta. IT Pi. e Epsilon. P Rho. Zeta. Cr Sigma. ?? Eta. T Tau. 6 Theta. V Upsilon. i Iota. < Phi. K Kappa. % Chi. \ Lambda ^ Psi fju Mu. A) Omega. These Greek letters are given against each star in the sketches, and also the old Arabic 94 ASTRONOMY names in the case of the more important ones in each constellation. In these drawings the true north should be taken as the top of the page. Owing to their immense distance . Away, the relative position of the stars to one another as seen from the earth seems to be always the same, but as a matter of fact they all undergo a slight change every year in the same direc- tion, known as ' Precession/ This does not, of course, alter their relative positions to one another. So that, having once picked up a star with reference to its relative position to another constellation, it will always be found in that same place.
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As the stars in the constellations are lettered according to the Greek alphabet, the latter is here appended for the benefit of those who may not know it. a Alpha. V Nu. Beta. F Xi. y Gamma. O Omicron. 8 Delta. IT Pi. e Epsilon. P Rho. Zeta. Cr Sigma. ?? Eta. T Tau. 6 Theta. V Upsilon. i Iota. < Phi. K Kappa. % Chi. \ Lambda ^ Psi fju Mu. A) Omega. These Greek letters are given against each star in the sketches, and also the old Arabic 94 ASTRONOMY names in the case of the more important ones in each constellation. In these drawings the true north should be taken as the top of the page. Owing to their immense distance . Away, the relative position of the stars to one another as seen from the earth seems to be always the same, but as a matter of fact they all undergo a slight change every year in the same direc- tion, known as ' Precession/ This does not, of course, alter their relative positions to one another. So that, having once picked up a star with reference to its relative position to another constellation, it will always be found in that same place.
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