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LENGTH OF OBSERVATION [11 BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
moon when he noticed a
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thet he ‘noticed slight movement so he went inside to get his
seulars. Upen returning outside, the Observer noticed that
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Yevation of 16 deg and en azimuth of 90 deg. Steller Mag of
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