Diurnal and Annual Motion
Daily rising/setting of stars, seasons, solstices, equinoxes and circumpolar stars.
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At what latitude will a star with declination -40° be circumpolar?
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An observer at latitude 42°N notes that on a particular day, the Sun's declination is +18°. What is the maximum altitude the Sun reaches on that day?