CY Módulo de navegación, Andalucía 2023
Junta de Andalucía · 1ª convocatoria · 20 questions
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- In the spherical navigational triangle (triángulo de posición), it always holds that:
- On the celestial sphere, the North cardinal point is the intersection of:
- What is the difference between the sidereal hour angle and the local hour angle of a star?
- If the observer’s latitude and the body’s declination are very similar:
- The durations of the diurnal and nocturnal arcs of a celestial body depend on:
- Mark the correct answer:
- Sextant index error is due to:
- Great-circle sailing: calculate the distance between 65° 33' S, 093° 14' W and 12° 31' N, 169° 56' E.
- From position 51° 37.8' S, 173° 11.1' W, we observe a body with local hour angle = 104° 05.8' and declination = 19° 38.4' S. At what nautical (circular) azimuth will we see it?
- Calculate the Sun's azimuth at true sunset from position 61° 27.0' S, 122° 47' W, when the Sun's declination is 21° 12.6' N.