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What is the right ascension and declination for the vernal equinox?
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What is the right ascension and declination for the vernal equinox?

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Answer:The point where the Sun crosses the celestial Equator and has zero Declination and is considered to be the zero for the Right Ascension in hours (h) or degrees (^o).

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Vernal Equinox: The point where the Sun crosses the celestial Equator and has zero Declination and is considered to be the zero for the Right Ascension in hours (h) or degrees (^o).

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