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Ecliptic / Right ascension / Sidereal time / Hour angle / Declination / Meridian / Horizontal coordinate system / Celestial sphere / Equinox / Astrology / Celestial coordinate system / Equatorial coordinate system
Date: 2011-09-04 15:43:12
Ecliptic
Right ascension
Sidereal time
Hour angle
Declination
Meridian
Horizontal coordinate system
Celestial sphere
Equinox
Astrology
Celestial coordinate system
Equatorial coordinate system

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