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Page 1: stonehenge - Astrolabe Astronomy · As we have seen (pages 166—167), twice every year, for about 34 days, a full or new moon will cross the Sun's apparent path in the sky (the ecliptic)

Page 2: stonehenge - Astrolabe Astronomy · As we have seen (pages 166—167), twice every year, for about 34 days, a full or new moon will cross the Sun's apparent path in the sky (the ecliptic)

Page 3: stonehenge - Astrolabe Astronomy · As we have seen (pages 166—167), twice every year, for about 34 days, a full or new moon will cross the Sun's apparent path in the sky (the ecliptic)

Page 4: stonehenge - Astrolabe Astronomy · As we have seen (pages 166—167), twice every year, for about 34 days, a full or new moon will cross the Sun's apparent path in the sky (the ecliptic)

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