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Why must the astrolabe be lined up with north? to measure altitude to measure azimuth to locate Polaris to level the instrument
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Why must the astrolabe be lined up with north?
to measure altitude
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to locate Polaris
to level the instrument
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Hello Ranjayarul1, why must the astrolabe be lined up with north, to measure azimuth.
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