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JAXAshby wrote:
no, "celestial" as the term is used means to use an accurate timepiece. Lunar distances needs no timepiece at all, let alone an accurate one. Sorry, Jax... wrong again. You should be proud of your perfect record. "Celestial" navigation means to use "celestial" bodies. And the lunar distance is a method of telling time, making the "celestial" bodies themselves a timepiece. So you are doubly wrong. Your mom would be so proud! Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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