ASTR209 - Lecture 3a

In this lecture we continue to examine some ancient (and still true) observations about the Universe such as dailly, direct, and retrograde motions of the stars and planets, circumpolar stars, etc. This is part 1 of 2 separate recordings of this lecture since the video stopped recording again..... :-(

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