At the equator looking north, the star is in the same direction as the horizon, so the angle between them is 0 o , and thus the equatorial latitude is also 0 o . At any other point in the Northern Hem...At the equator looking north, the star is in the same direction as the horizon, so the angle between them is 0 o , and thus the equatorial latitude is also 0 o . At any other point in the Northern Hemisphere, the angle between the horizon and the star will give the latitude.
At the equator looking north, the star is in the same direction as the horizon, so the angle between them is 0 o , and thus the equatorial latitude is also 0 o . At any other point in the Northern Hem...At the equator looking north, the star is in the same direction as the horizon, so the angle between them is 0 o , and thus the equatorial latitude is also 0 o . At any other point in the Northern Hemisphere, the angle between the horizon and the star will give the latitude.
At the equator looking north, the star is in the same direction as the horizon, so the angle between them is 0 o , and thus the equatorial latitude is also 0 o . At any other point in the Northern Hem...At the equator looking north, the star is in the same direction as the horizon, so the angle between them is 0 o , and thus the equatorial latitude is also 0 o . At any other point in the Northern Hemisphere, the angle between the horizon and the star will give the latitude.
