How to Use This Chart

Go outside within an hour of the time listed below. Hold the chart out in front
of you, and turn it so that the curved edge (the horizon) marked with the
direction you're facing is on the bottom, with the lettering right-side up.
The stars above this horizon on the chart now match the stars in front of you.
The center of the chart is straight overhead (the zenith). So a star shown
halfway from the edge to the center can be found in the sky halfway from
horizontal to straight up.
Amanat Al Asimah YE Sep. 25, 2013, 09:00 pm

Camelopardalis

Polaris

Ursa Minor
Bootes

Perseus
Double Cl
Algol

Draco

Cassiopeia
Cepheus

Triangulum

M31
Andromeda

M13
Lacerta

Aries

Deneb
Cygnus

Corona Borealis

Hercules
Vega
Lyra
M57

Albireo
Vulpecula
M27
Sagitta
Delphinus

Pegasus
Pisces

M15
Equuleus
MiraCetus

Serpens

Altair
Aquila

Ophiuchus
M11
Scutum

Aquarius
Eridanus
Capricornus

Sculptor

M20
M22 M8
Sagittarius

Fomalhaut
Piscis Austrinus

Antares
M4
M6
M7
Corona Australis

Grus
Telescopium
Indus

Phoenix

Ara
Tucana

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