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Colure, in astronomy, is
either of the two prin****l
meridians of the
celestial sphere. The term is now
rarely used and may be
considered obsolete. The...
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circle 231⁄2
degrees from its
respective pole at N and S. The
equinoctial colure G, p****ing
through the
north and
south poles of the
heavens at N and S,...
- the
solstices as the
moments when the Sun p****es
through the
solstitial colure, i.e. the
times when the
apparent geocentric celestial longitude of the...
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Celestial pole
Declination Ecliptic Equatorial coordinate system Equinoctial colure Geographic coordinate system Hour
angle Right ascension of the ascending...
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Cancer and Capricorn, the
Arctic Circle and the
Antarctic Circle, and two
colure circles p****ing
through both poles. "Birds' Path" is used in
several Uralic...
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dellt wi' mattoke, an zing t'oure caulès wi plou, wee hert ee
zough o'ye
colure o' pace na name o' Mulgrave. Wi
Irishmen owre
generale hopes be ee-bond...
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known as a "pied" or "piebald" effect; and the
ratio of
white to normal-
colured skin can vary
considerably not only
between generations, but
between different...
- ur- tail Gr**** οὐρά, οὐρᾶς (ourá, ourâs) anthurium, Anura, brachyurous,
colure, cynosure, Diplura, Protura, uroborus, urochord, uroid,
uropod ur- urine...
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declination for γ
Draconis and the direction, on the
planes of the
solstitial colure and
ecliptic prime meridian, of the
tangent of the
velocity of the Earth...
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appeared in the
constellation of Aquila, near the
intersection of the
winter colure and the
equator of date. The nova was "recorded in China, Korea, and Palestine"...
