In the horizon system of coordinates what is equivalent to the parallels of declination of the celestial equator system?
A) Vertical circles B) Parallels of altitude C) Zenith distance D) Azimuth angle E)NULL
A) Vertical circles B) Parallels of altitude C) Zenith distance D) Azimuth angle E)NULL
A) mean low water B) the same as that used for the charts of the locality C) the highest possible level D) given in table three of the tide tables E)NULL
A) American Practical Navigator B) Sailing Directions C) Tide Tables D) Tidal Current Tables E)NULL
A) 1631 to 1719 B) 1638 to 1655 C) 1648 to 1702 D) 1655 to 1709 E)NULL
A) stars B) Moon C) Sun D) Planets E)NULL
A) Iron spheres mounted on the binnacle B) A single vertical magnet under the compass C) The Flinders bar D) Magnets in trays inside the binnacle E)NULL
A) A B) B C) C D) D E)NULL
A) temperature of the air equals the temperature of the seawater B) atmospheric pressure is 14.7 lbs. per square inch C) relative humidity reaches 50% D) air becomes saturated with water vapor E)NULL
A) 014° B) 133° C) 255° D) 339° E)NULL
A) falls B) rises C) is steady D) is unreliable E)NULL