Re: Complicated Question about sky geometry

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https://sites.google.com/site/starrymdnytt/Hem/intresseomraaden?pli=1

Hi George :

Thanks for your reply .

 Yes , I see more new images on your link . I think I'll need to study them a
little bit to try and better understand what you've done here .

 Thanks again for the work and effort you've put into this exercise ,
Much appreciated .

Cheers,
gc

> To conclude (?) this exercise I created an Excel spreadsheet
https://sites.google.com/site/starrymdnytt/dokument-och-l%C3%A4nkar/Angles%20and%20great%20circles.xls
which can compute points along the great circle ("straight line") between
two coordinate pairs.
I added these to SkyMap's deepsky.txt (decimal RA(h)) and updated the
stereographic plot, added rectangular and polar at the link below.
19.44933    10.74753457
18.97737    12.79970885
18.42632    14.91765471
17.80308    16.91239078
17.13095    18.55102762   (mid-point RA/Dec; 212.29/62.19 az/alt)
16.44803    19.64656023
15.79609    20.14455279
15.20673    20.13009617
14.69479    19.7593865

/Björn

https://sites.google.com/site/starrymdnytt/Hem/intresseomraaden?pli=1

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